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Please between C, C#, C++ and Python, which should i learn first for better understanding?
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i have started with c++ 👍👌
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py
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It depends on what you gonna Take as a career but python is very easy to learn and it is good as a start
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The first question is what do you want to do?
Do you want to make games or develop a website.What is your goal
For better understanding
Imagine you want a cake and you have three robots
In the first robot that is the one with python.You tell it you want a cake.Now what? It will roam in the market and take time choosing a cake.It will take a long time
Now come the robot with C.In C you tell the robot go to the market in the A Block go to the cake shop.Buy the first cake and come back here.Now it will come back in minutes
What do we understand?
We understand that Writing codes in C is larger but also fast and efficient.
FInally dont start with C++.Before C++ finish C
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Because I started with C C++,I am learning python now and I get it very easy 🤷😍
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first c++👌
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Python is the easiest so start with "python" And after that you can learn "java"
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Iam learning python and C in the same time
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C
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Python is the easiest but it doesnt require rigour as much as C or C++. If you start by python, you have to push yourself to make clean and reusable piece of code (not a big script without factorizing).
In fact, C and C++ are a little more difficult (pointer and all) but all depends on what you want to do.
Basics of algorithmic (algorithmie in french) will assure you a solid basis whatever programming language you have chosen.
Dataviz , "science" : python
I have Learnt a bit of C and C ++ at school , learnt python by myself.
Sorry at the end of my answer I saw that it's an old question....
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Thanks for all your response
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C
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The C langage contains the basics of most of all others, because: *first: it's the most low level language, very next to the processors deep and low level instructions.
*second: all of the others are written with the C language.
*third: the biggest part of the functions in libraries are written in C and a few in Assembler; you can imagine write your own home-made library for special purposes; sometimes, for mathematics especially, Pascal can be used too...
So, from my point of view, you would better begin with the C language.
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C
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C
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You should choice c first for better understanding of program
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You should start with C obviously . Its the simplest language