Best Programming language
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mobile523
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yeah i was thinking about jumping into python
BossBaby
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Start from today huge library support and almost everything can be made using python nowadays a lot of frameworks are available
UnusualSubstance
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I'm currently learning HTML & Python. the limited game dev experience coding in LUA is definitely helping with python lol.
mobile523
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scdlapoinmt
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how old are u im 47 is it to late to learn this?
The Pink World
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if you looking to start with then The Best and Easy Programming Language is Pythan
CPANathan
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Go to ROBLOX to practice your Lua bro
TasDePixels
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There is no "best" programming language in a general sense. It really depends on what your want to build.
If you're relying on CPU intensive tasks, choosing python over node.js for example makes sense.
And same goes for databases, mongoDB is not "better" than mySQL.
If you're relying on CPU intensive tasks, choosing python over node.js for example makes sense.
And same goes for databases, mongoDB is not "better" than mySQL.
Cognitive
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It depends a LOT on where you're heading. For example, if you're heading towards machine learning you should start with Python. If you would like to build complex web apps then JavaScript might be a better idea (these are just some examples; each programming language has lots of use cases).
IWannaTaco
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depends what you want to do with the programming language
you obviously wouldn't be using things like phyton and c++ to make a website
you obviously wouldn't be using HTML to write a bot
all comes down to what you want to achieve
you obviously wouldn't be using things like phyton and c++ to make a website
you obviously wouldn't be using HTML to write a bot
all comes down to what you want to achieve
OccultKingdoms
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no python for websites?
tell that to Django devs
all technology is useless if you have nobody to code for
some people have some ideas to write bots that were already written...
I find coding skills only useful to modify existing code and glue apps together
IWannaTaco
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aha yes my bad for not including a programming language with 3% market share in websites.
should I tell the guy to make a website using ruby or better yet perl?
come on now.