a software language for getting started

Bozuyuk

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• Dec 2, 2023

• #1

i want to learn software languages, what language should I use to get started, Python is usually recommended to understand its logic. What are you suggesting?

 

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• Dec 3, 2023

• #2

Start with the basics such as PHP and HTML.

 

serpfront

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• Dec 3, 2023

• #3

Phython is a good choice. Also you might consider learning JavaScript.
https://bootcamp.berkeley.edu/blog/most-in-demand-programming-languages/

 

FUTP

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• Dec 3, 2023

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I think, if you interested in web development, you should choose js and some framework(react, vue, angular)
If you interested in ai development, backend or creating automation tools - try python

 

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ProgressNow

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• Dec 6, 2023

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Try Javascript and its supporting modules Node, React etc... A ton of demand for it and easy to learn if you are focused and put in the work.

 

jamb0ss

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• Dec 9, 2023

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Bozuyuk said:

i want to learn software languages, what language should I use to get started, Python is usually recommended to understand its logic. What are you suggesting?

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Python will cover almost all areas because it has a very large ecosystem. I'd start with Snake

 

PasserbyA

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• Dec 25, 2023

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C language is the foundational language. Once you master it, learning other languages like Python, JavaScript, Go, etc., becomes a breeze.
Of course,if you aspire to become a Cracker, learning C language will require delving into assembly languages like 8086/80386.
It will enable you to easily understand others' code, acquaint you with the underlying logic of the operating system (the process of R0-R3, KiSystemService, stack distribution, SSDT table, protection mode).

 

Dunston

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• Jan 1, 2024

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Just learn Python. If you have no CS background, just learn Python. But realistically, you should start with learning the command line.

 

Grid Architect

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• Jan 1, 2024

• #9

python and javascript

 

CloakBro

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• Jan 25, 2024

• #10

Javascript is great place to start!
Once you know javascript you'll start learning other languages so much faster.