Which programming language s easy to learn

Answer 1

Firstly, please learn how to use the search bar. Secondly, HTML is an easy coding language and so are Python and Ruby.

Answer 2

I heard the search bar is really easy to learn

Answer 3

@Niall Matthews
Except maybe Malbolge.

Jokes aside, I started with Python (if you count anything on Sololearn, the HTML, but that isn't a programming language), and afterwards, the basics were just implanted into my brain.

After, learning other languages like Java and C++ was mostly just getting used to specific language features and restrictions, like C++'s pointers (why are they so confusing), Java's generics, and the fact that arrays can't change in length in both Java and C++ (I was so confused as to why my calculator wasn't working).

I'd recommend starting with Python, then transitioning over to other languages.

Answer 4

All of them. Once you understand the theory of programming, any language is easy to pick up.

Answer 5

No harder than any other programming language, and significantly easier than many. It's a pretty good first language to learn, since you can do some simple things fairly easily, and the kinds of mistakes you're likely to make are easily understood and corrected.

In particular, Java is easier than C or C++, where it's easy to make mistakes that produce really baffling errors. But it's not really any easier than C#, Lisp, Ruby, or most other modern languages.

worth Reading:- http://crbtech.in/Java-Training/learn-java-lessons-online/

Programming is a craft that takes a long time to master, and choice of language is more a matter of taste than inherent virtue. Java is a good choice because it's widespread, and you'll find a lot of help for beginners.

Answer 6

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