First programming language???

Question

hello..i want to ask something..what are the first programming language should i learn first???..im a newbie..there are many of them that i can choose from...but i donno what to pick..maybe the basic of all programming language..

Answer 1

The main difference between C and C++ is that C does not support classes or objects. C++ is an object based language, whereas C is a function driven language. You can find more information on the differences here: http://cs-fundamentals.com/tech-interview/c/difference-between-c-and-cpp.php

As for which one to learn first, it depends on your interests. However, if you are a beginner, C is more straightforward, and may be easier to learn. I’m not exactly an expert on this matter, so I’ll leave you another link: http://www.ssipeople.com/2015/04/28/which-should-you-learn-first-c-or-c/

Answer 2

I learned C++ first. It made web developing super easy

Answer 3

It definitely depends on what you want to do. Also you need to understand that HTML and CSS are not "programming" languages. If you want to start with the simplest real programming language, it is Python, hands down. This is what most universities teach as an intro to programming course. It is simple and powerful, and from there you can go anywhere.

Answer 4

I’ve found HTML to be a fairly easy language to start with. However, I know plenty of people who started with Javascript or Python. It all depends on what you want to make. This link may help: https://coderdojo.com/news/2015/03/20/top-5-programming-languages-for-beginners/

Answer 5

Your first port of call should be to learn to search as this question has been asked many times before. It's also in the SoloLearn FAQ

https://www.sololearn.com/faq

Answer 6

oh..thanks......i recently try the C++...it quite challenging somehow...but its great.
then i found C language...is this two language has different characteristics or there are the same?
and if i want to learn this two language...which should i learn first?

Answer 7

thanks for the advice...

Answer 8

Thanks for the correction. Yeah, HTML and CSS are markup. Unfortunately, when I originally learned it, the class I took introduced it as programming. Sorry for the misinformation.