Learning programming languages

Question

Can anyone tell me how to learning programming languages: what language to start with and language to finish?
I mean a step by step guides.

Answer 1

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Which programming language should you learn first?
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Answer 2

If you are a beginner start with Python.

Answer 3

Step 1: https://www.sololearn.com/Courses/
Step 2: Pick a course you want to learn.
Step 3: Take the course.
Step 4: Repeat process for everything you want to learn.

I can't tell you what you find interesting, what your purpose is or what you're seeking to achieve. There isn't a set order, especially if you don't have a specific goal in mind.

Let me ask you this instead. What is your long term goal? By knowing what your long term goal is, you can break it down into short term goals and figure out what you should/shouldn't learn to get to your long term goal. For example, if you want to master Java programming, I wouldn't recommend starting with HTML. Get what I mean? Give some more information and I can give you advice tailored to your goal. Again, if you don't have a goal, then just pick one and go at it. As you play around you'll become more familiar with what you find most interesting.

Answer 4

1. The best way to start with a programming language is to define a problem you will like to solve, and in what field you will be solving the problem.
For instance, if I am in the Physical Sciences and I want to solve a Physics problem or a data science problem I might be thinking of learning Python, C.
If I want to solve a web problem, I might be thinking html.
If I want to create a game, I might just as well learn Javascript.

2. After, defining a problem you will like to solve and in what field you would be solving the problem for, you should start learning the programming language that would bring out the best solution for your problem. Take it from the basics then advance to become a pro. SoloLearn is a good app to learn the basics, they also have platforms for advancing.

In other words the programming languages we learn is a function of what problem we want to solve and in what field we will be solving the problem.

All the best.

Answer 5

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