What is the recommended order of studying programming languages for someone with no technical experience?

Answer 1

Learn in below order,
1-Basic syntax...
2- variables and keywords
3- Operators
4- if/else and switch
5- loops(For, while and do while)
6- class and objects (if it is opps programming language)
7- Methods
8- oops concepts
9- Exceptional handling
10- Data structures... etc..,

Answer 2

Start with Python or Java and after learn this one go to C++ , C, or C# if you want game developer

If you want web developer
Start with
1-Html
2-Css
3-JS
4-And maybe python(Python has a good library to desing and make windows)

Answer 3

Rajesh Kumar this is the best order to learn programming. Isaac Njuguna Ndura I would recommend you the same order. but " read once and try 4 times" practice as much as you can that's the key ....👍

Answer 4

i suggest you to start with Python(Really simple and basic) then you move to something more complex like Java, and finally learn a language loke C#, which is really difficult but versatile

Answer 5

i want to develop a app only which language i will learn first to make that app

Answer 6

I would suggest a beginner to first learn about data structures and gain a basic knowledge about the working of computers, algorithms and programming.
This must include the most frequently used terms in computer science basics and programming like 'compiler', 'interpreter', 'bit', etc.
Then he/she must move on to web programming- this will definitely give him a good idea and control of programming(at least HTML can do the job). Optionally, one can prefer JavaScript for getting better at it.
Then he or she is allowed to choose his or her preferred language based on some personal researching. Solo Learn is the best for that! Remember, online materials are always there to help you.

Answer 7

It depends on what you have in mind to do.

Answer 8

I will suggest Start with Grand Pa (C) since most of the languages borrowed from C and then Chose what(seems easy to You) and Master one then you can Continue with the rest...

Answer 9

You will not have any technical experience until you study algorithms. It doesn't matter that language you will use in that case.

Answer 10

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Answer 11

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