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Programming is completely new to me. Where should i start and how should i go foreward. Plz help me. What should i learn first??

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3rd Apr 2017, 12:38 PM
Ashish Kumar
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If your are enrolled in an undergraduate computer science degree, you will most probably be learning C,C++ and Java. These three major languages are good and you should keep learning them, but for a hacker, Python is the best language. source: Web.
3rd Apr 2017, 12:42 PM
Dev
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If you are more in Web development, then start with HTML, CSS, Javascript and JQuery. Otherwise go with C++, Java
3rd Apr 2017, 2:45 PM
Naeem Rind
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is solo learn good for beginners like me??
3rd Apr 2017, 12:44 PM
Ashish Kumar
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The first step before entering to programming is Algoritham. You Must learn ALGORITHAM as a programer. Then try to learn FLOW CHART. After it my suggetion is to learn C language. Becouse before entering to object oriented language you must learn POP language. Then Go to C++ Or Java like OOP language.
3rd Apr 2017, 12:52 PM
Muhammed Raziq
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Depends on what are you aiming to do. If you're interested in web development (making web pages), then HTML then CSS are obligatory. After mastering both, JavaScript is ideal to make interactive webpages, and PHP for server managing. If your goal is other than that, generally I'd recommend you to either go the easy way and learn Python, the absolute easiest way and learn Scratch (if you know 0 about algorithms and programmibg thinking), or the hard way with C/C++.
3rd Apr 2017, 1:27 PM
Salim Irangi
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@Ashish Kumar yes it is. Check out their Python course if you want to learn the basics of programming or HTML if you're more interested in crrating webpages. Or even better, both! Edit: just checked out your profile and saw you've already gone halfway with HTML, that's perfect. Keep it up, challenge, and practice!
3rd Apr 2017, 1:29 PM
Salim Irangi
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