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What's programming language should I learn first?

I want to work for big tech companies and making games. I want to ask you guy cuz I dunno what to do first.

1st Dec 2017, 2:20 AM
Supacharn Kaowanan
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If you really want to start with game dev, focus on C# (Unity uses this), Java and C++ (Unreal Engine scripting is similar to these), and Python (has several libraries for game dev). If you want to make mobile games, add Swift (iOS) and Java (Android) to that list. In my opinion, C# is the best for a beginner to try using. But it will be a long time before you can make a "proper" game. You'll need much more information than is available here.
1st Dec 2017, 2:32 AM
Tamra
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That sounds good. Good luck! ^_^
1st Dec 2017, 3:05 AM
Tamra
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that's right that html is not a programming language, but if you were going to learn a language related to web applications (among other things) that many tech employers want, it would be JavaScript. This is according to stats and articles I've read, I'm still in school learning cyber security and am not working in the tech field yet, so I can't say I know this first-hand, but I've seen a lot of evidence that suggests this is the case.
4th Dec 2017, 12:05 AM
Boo Da Man
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HTML is not programming language!! it's markup language.. it's just simply text Dependant, noting more compared to the others.
3rd Dec 2017, 10:41 PM
Yafet Tadesse
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I love python, and think it is easier to learn than the other ones listed here (for me anyways), HOWEVER, if you want to work for a big company making games then I think the other ones listed here are a better choice. I think languages like C#, C++, and java are more commonly used.
1st Dec 2017, 4:22 AM
Boo Da Man
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so I should learn C# first then move to C and Python?
1st Dec 2017, 2:48 AM
Supacharn Kaowanan
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