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Which language should beginners use when they are new to programming

programming to newbies

9th Mar 2017, 8:56 PM
Karuma Tendai
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For basic programming concepts: C
9th Mar 2017, 9:46 PM
Shamima Yasmin
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start with esy 1s... my suggested language PHP
10th Mar 2017, 5:54 AM
Ronit Kumar
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-Scratch https://scratch.mit.edu -Processing IDE https://processing.org are two powerful tools, meant for beginners, that focus on general programming concepts that apply to all languages. After that choose whatever language suits you the most.
10th Mar 2017, 2:31 AM
seamiki
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If you're looking for high-level (easier to read -- more like spoken language) programming languages, I'd personally recommend Ruby or JavaScript. They're also the most forgiving of all languages, as you can have errant whitespace, not inherently declare data types, and omit semicolons for example, and the program will still run. There's also a TON of resources for learning the web trifecta: 1. HTML (then using framework like jade, etc.) 2. CSS (then using framework like SASS/LESS) 3. JS (then using library like React/Angular) Each of those languages is used in nearly all web pages, and the concepts that each introduce you to are the foundational concepts towards more complex languages. So I'd say if you are completely new to programming, I'd recommend getting a grasp of HTML/CSS first, and then work into JS. As a rule of thumb.
9th Mar 2017, 9:03 PM
Joel Hager
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Easiest to Learn 👉python
11th Mar 2017, 3:37 PM
Zubair Hanif
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There probably isn't a good answer. In time you might find a language an style that just clicks. But I found that differs for different people.
9th Mar 2017, 9:57 PM
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