Which is the most easiest and most difficult languages in the list?? According to your own?

Question

you can list them? from top to bottom or bottom to top?

Answer 1

I still hold C is the easiest to learn (not always to use).
C (easiest)
BASIC
Java
C++
Python (toughest)

Everyone says Python is easy, but it's one of the most obfuscated languages ever.

The rest I haven't had much experience with except seeing a lot of JavaScript and it messy as hell, tbh. I sometimes wonder how web devs stay sane.

Anyway, I work with C/C++ mainly these days.

Answer 2

I find it tough because of two factors:
1. I was self-taught in BASIC at 11 and I worked a lot with memory and direct device I/O (PEEK, POKE, PSET, DATA, etc). Then I transitioned to C. It was very confusing except the core principles of and paradigm. Basically I thought like a computer. Python is designed to be more natural and that's a problem for people like myself.
2. Most importantly, C is a _small_ and _simple_ language. Others I mentioned are bigger in core. Python is quite complex, C is simple so long as you understand _how_ and _why_ things work.
I think people confuse Python's ease-of-use with ease-of-learning. Python is much easier/faster for many things (like enemy AI) but that doesn't make learning it easier. It's hardest to handle strings in C, but the language is easy to learn the few concepts of.

Answer 3

If you mean easiest and most difficult learning wise, I will list them easiest -> hardest.
- SQL
- CSS
- Javascript
- Python
- Java
- C#
- C++

I don't have much experience with Ruby

Answer 4

nonzyr why python is toughest? as it's too much easiest I have everything seen?