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I'm a newbie, which code language is the easiest to learn?

17th Feb 2017, 3:34 PM
Keith Belmont
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Actually, there are many answers to that question. And that's because you need to determine the direction which depends on your goals. If you want to develop for android you'll take java, if for web go with html, php, js and similar, if you target only windows then c# or c++, for multiplatform c++ and java, for databases there are numerous subbranches also and so on, and so on. Of course, these are my recommendations falling to mind while writing and others may disagree, but anyway you need to say which way you wanna go.
18th Feb 2017, 11:54 AM
Boris Sundic
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Definitely Python. Compared to Java: less verbose, no need to create classes for whatever silly thing you want to do, interpreted (which makes it more interactive and probably more rewarding, for a beginner) Compared to C++: again, interepreted vs compiled; for basic concepts both work pretty well but, when it comes to solve long problems, C++ will take much more development time Final suggestion: both Java and C++ are great languages, probably better than Python in many contexts. BUT, aside from being much more friendly for beginners, Python can also be used to become familiar with many, disparate fields of Computer Science (e.g., Web Programming, Data Science, Scientific Computing, GUIs development...), while Java and C++ become great in specific. contexts. So, pick up concepts through Python and then, if you want, you can extend them to Java and/or C++
17th Feb 2017, 4:42 PM
Stefano Casali
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Learn in this way Python Swift Html Css Java script C, c++, c# Java
17th Feb 2017, 7:40 PM
Ehtesham Ali
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Java is probably the easiest, because the jdk has many prebuild functions and you dont have check if you free any ressources cause of the Garbage Collector. on the other Hand c++ forces you to handle all your ressources which is pretty good to be a good Developer. I would suggest you to Start with Java and learn basic constructs like OOP and Threading and so on. After you think that you are good into that try c++.
17th Feb 2017, 3:41 PM
Marcel Tuchner
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what i feel, C++ is the best one for Newbie, i think
17th Feb 2017, 3:58 PM
Achsan Anugrah (XanDz18)
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Python is he easiest to learn and very resourceful
17th Feb 2017, 4:03 PM
Ejike Richard
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I think python is the easiest but then again I haven't done any others
17th Feb 2017, 10:36 PM
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