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So im a noob and need some advice.
Hey everyone, I want to get into programming since it looks interesting and I recently enrolled in my university to take programming classes but won't start until like 2 months from now. Where should I start? Should I start by learning a language? If so, which one? Lots of people have recommended Python as a starting point but others recommend C++. I don't know the functions of either language but, again, my question is, where should I start?
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@Rj Kumar if you have any queries ask it in the forum directly.This is a coding site and not a social networking site
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Since you have two months of time it's good to try out both of them
I recommend you to start with C++ because Python in its way to make things easy may confuse beginners a bit
For example. in python
a=5
b=3
c=a/b
print c //gives output as 1
But we know that value is approximate 1.666
But the same thing in C++ is well structured
int a=5;
int b=3;
int c=a/b;
cout<<c; //gives output as 1 as we have clearly mentioned that the data type is integer so 1.666 gets chopped down to 1
However this is just my opinion you can still do lots of crazy stuff with python in a few lines of code and moreover it's practice that matters more and not just reading textbooks or SoloLearn.
Get your hands dirty and start Coding!
I wish you all the best. :)
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No noobie or noob word in programming/web dev/web design,sir
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@kelvinfontanez Python is the easiest, C++ is the oldest and complicated.. You learn C++ everything else will be a cake walk. If you know nothing at all about coding... Start from python
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If you want to learn java more go to www.oracle.com help center
Another search in google with "Learn " and follow with language you want
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<<<sorry to ask you....
may I know where is the forum??? in this solo learn...
again I'm sorry if u mind>>>
Its called "Discuss"