What code is for begginers?

Question

Hi, im new. I want learn some programming language and i don't know where to start

Answer 1

Well, you can start with HTML course. Its really good for beginners and will make you familiar with most of the concepts a beginner should learn.

You can follow the flow below to become a pro in programming.

1. Html
2. CSS
3. Javascript
4. Python
5. C++

It will definitely take some time, but if you are dedicated and determined, it will take you far.

Happy coding (^_^)

Answer 2

AKSHAY I agree bro.
I told in accordance to Sololearn. If you want to learn from Sololearn, then go with my list.

If you want to learn from books and by yourself, then go with C++ first.

Answer 3

1. HTML
2. CSS
3. JAVASCRIPT
4. PYTHON
5. C++
6. PHP(difficult = easy & normal) / JAVA / 99+ / ( YOU CAN CHOSE YOUR LANGUAGE FOR BACKEND DEVELOPER)
7.SQL(PHP) , NODE.JS(JAVA)

HTML,CSS AND JAVASCRIPT FOR FRONT END DEVELOPER.
PHP, JAVA & MANY MORE LANGUAGE, FOR BACKEND DEVELOPER.
AFTER YOU LEARN IT ALL, DON'T FOR GET TO TRY YOUSELF, IF NOT, YOU CAN FORGOTTEN.
AND ALWAYS TRY WITH YOUR KEYBOARD, DON'T USE FRAMEWORK, DON'T MADE TAG OR CODE YOU WRITE INSTANTLY.

Answer 4

Bro first u need to be clear coz if u want to learn web designing then
1. HTML
2. Css
3. javascript
4. Jquery

Answer 5

start with html css javascript ,php for web development then do some small projects with them ,then you can try Python

Answer 6

Tell me what do you want to do and I will give you some tips

Answer 7

Charitra Agarwal learning c++ after python is not easy as you mentioned here
"4. Python
5. C++
"
C++ should be learnt first before python because c++ seems too hard after learning python..
(if he/she wants to learn)

Answer 8

Ok, so i will learn c++

Answer 9

Well it depends on what you are interested in...
If you are interested in web development, you should start with HTML.
If you are interested in something else, like software development, you should probably start with Python. After learning Python, you can decide do you want to stick with Python, or move on to something else...