Learn JS or C# first?

Question

I am unsure if I should learn JS or C# first since I don't have just about no knowledge in both languages.

Answer 1

We don't know either 😅
What do you want to do? What have you looked up?
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Answer 2

MattMad Depends on what sort of programs you want to write.

Javascript mostly just used for interactions on web pages and creating browser-based games.

C# is heavily used for coding game logic to be used in 3D game engines like Unity and Unreal.

Answer 3

You can start with JS first, because it's easier.
C# is mostly used for games, while JS is used for web development and runtime on backend.

If you choose to start with JS, I'd recommend to learn HTML and CSS as well. HTML is a markup language and CSS is stylesheet for styling your web.
SoloLearn has a great course "Web Development" to get you started.

Answer 4

MattMad if you did that course, you are already familiar with JS. You can do the JS intermediate course, it's not too long or hard.

I think then you can go with C#.

Answer 5

Learn javascript first

Answer 6

Shihan
Did the "Web Development" course already, that's why the question was relevant to me.

Answer 7

C# is mostly used for everything including web development. Infact C# is going to win Nodejs in backend web development. There are many companies that still uses C#, Asp.net, Razor, Blazor web app and it's mostly C#

Game engines is also an added advantages as most mobile games are written with unity/Godot and they both uses c#

It's also used to make windows gui programs.

I would suggest you learn C# cos it gives you more opportunity and better understanding to programming unlike the loosely typed JavaScript.

You can actually learn JS and become an intermediate in a week

Answer 8

Shihan
Fair... Guess I'll revise JS Intro, then do "JavaScript Intermediate", and learn a little C# in the meantime. When done with JS, I'll fully focus on C#