Can anyone recommend me which coding language I should start with?

Question

Theres so much of them and I dont know which one should I start with.

Answer 1

Let me ask you first. What are you wanting to do in the future? What's your interest in general? Gaming? Mobile apps? Desktop apps? Websites? etc...

Give me more information and I can give you a better response that's tailored to your own situation.

If you're uncertain, here are general starting points for some common directions:

Web design/dev:
HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, jQuery, SQL, NodeJS, React, Angular, Java, Python

General apps:
C++, C#, Java, or Python

Games:
C++, C# and Java

Mobile Apps:
Java, Kotlin, Swift, etc..

Answer 2

Python is good for understanding other languages? LOL Yeah, I guess having an ass-backward syntax and annoying enforced rules that NONE of the other languages use is one way to understand other languages.... or not. It does nothing in the way of helping you learn the other languages, and if anything, Python makes it more difficult because it doesn't follow the C-like syntax that most languages use. Learning Python makes you good at Python. If you want to focus on developing programming logic, then either work with ANY language or put some time into learning pseudo-code and flowcharts, which you should do anyway for many reasonings.

In the contrast, if you learn one of the C-like languages first, such as C++, C#, or Java, then you'll be able to easily learn all of the other C-like languages also because they're actually similar. It's one thing to be a fan of Python, but it's another to provide poor information based upon your own bias.

Answer 3

For websites, just follow what I posted above. That'll take you from beginner to advance pretty quickly if you learn all of them. Just learn them in the order I recommend and it'll be easier to work with.

Web design/dev:
HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, jQuery, SQL, NodeJS, React, Angular

Answer 4

It's no problem at all bro. I wish you the best with your learning! We've all been there before, so its' no big deal. I can let you know ahead of time though. Becoming a programmer/developer is NOT the easy path in life. I'm saying this because many people (mostly people from the new generations) seek the easy and quick path in life, even if it's not the best path. Everyone wants instant gratification while putting in the least amount of effort possible, which isn't how things work, at least not for successful people. The simple reality is that success requires a lot of work and effort, and that's the same for creating your dreams. So if you show up every day and consistently work toward this goal, eventually you'll become amazing at what you do and will be able to create everything you wanted to create in life; the process ends up becoming the fun part.

I'll quit lecturing about that, but I just want you to know that it IS WORTH IT to put in the hard work and become an amazing programmer. I wouldn't trade the skills I have now for anything else in the world.

Best of luck brother!

Answer 5

I am mostly interested on Games and webpages.

Answer 6

Okay, gotcha. I'd recommend learning Unreal Engine and/or Unity then. They're the main engines used in the gaming industry today.

Unreal / C++ / Blueprints:
www.UnrealEngine.com
https://www.sololearn.com/Course/CPlusPlus/

Unity / C#:
www.Unity3D.com/learn
https://www.sololearn.com/Course/CSharp/

Answer 7

thanks. Just another small question. About webpages. Could you recommend me a basic one to learn? btw thank you a lot man!!! And I have heard somenting bout a Fata1 err0r groupchat in Telegram.

Answer 8

thanks ur the best

Answer 9

I fucked up. :(