what is your first programming language that you study

Liberty Basic for me. Had a CD inside some computer book and while following the intro bits it had a tutorial program which printed the output through the printer we had at home!

Sold me as a programmer for life lol.
 
I think once you learn one language.. they all fall into place very easily.
They're basically all the same just different syntax, and obviously some are compiled computer code, and some are interpreted
It's the concepts you need to get your head around at first. variables, functions etc

I would advise anyone to buy a C++ book and learn that.. It provides a good foundation for everything else

Learning the language is the easy part.. the hard part is getting used to all the Wrappers classes, APIs etc
 
Started learning HTML when i was 13. :D Then CSS, JS, PHP, C++, etc. haahah
 
hi everyone my first programming language that i studied was C++
what was yours or what will be yours
I started to learn programming in Pascal. then studied the assembler for understanding how it works in iron. Then he moved on to C / C ++ / C #
 
My first language was Pascal. Then studied HTML. Then I realized that C++ rules.But now all moved to Java or C#........ Then I began to study description languages digital hardware VHDL/Verilog.
 
hi everyone my first programming language that i studied was C++
what was yours or what will be yours
I'm an electronics engineer. I use VHDL/Verilog for FPGA, C/C++ for microcontrollers and programs to debug their devices. Each programmer software, it uses Java, Phyton, C#
 
HTML -> JS -> ASP -> PHP -> JAVA -> C++ -> NODEJS -> PYTHON
this is my order
 
the first programming language that i studied was c that was back in college. now I have tons of more languages
 
javascript..self studied tho..in order to bot on online games haha

I think most people should start with c++/c# or python
 
First time: GW BASIC.
now play around with python, golang
 
HTML was first ever language that i learnt. Still i am using this for designing several websites

HTML is easy to use and very user friendly.
 
My first programming language that I started with study was Pascal programming language. it was when I was 16 years old in my secondary school. It is very old programming language. After that I continued with Structured Programming (It is C programming language.) Later with Object Oriented Programming (it is C++). So I think if you know any programming language it will be very easy to start with programming in another one programming language :)
 
I started off with C# on my own. Then Java for Software Engineering degree. Now I play with PHP, JavaScript, and learning Python now for Cisco ACI/SDN
 
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