which computer programming language should i go for??

alemar

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• Nov 4, 2015

• #41

Start with C language and learn the basics.
Thaen go for HTML and CSS and learn the very basic about web coding.
From there, you will now what is your path: C++, C#, ASP.NET, PHP, Javascript....

 

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bojan92

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• Nov 28, 2015

• #42

it will all depend on your passion and what you want to specialize in. for a stater you can learn the C language, then the others such as HTML5. all the best

 

cspro01

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• Nov 28, 2015

• #43

Learn HTML+CSS+PHP+Java script and Photoshop, then make you own themes and then sell them


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seveneleven

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• Nov 28, 2015

• #44

Python (the best), PHP and C are good like everything its a learning curve so starting with C then progress from there

 

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Darki

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Nov 28, 2015

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• Nov 28, 2015

• #45

You could start with Python, gives you an idea of the basics
there are free online courses you can take that will teach you

 

alias2002

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• Nov 28, 2015

• #46

If really depends what you want to do. If you want to do website related task then you should start with html, c++, php, java and so on.

 

alias2002

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• Nov 28, 2015

• #47

Darki said:

You could start with Python, gives you an idea of the basics
there are free online courses you can take that will teach you

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Can you share me the link where I can learn?

 

NullReferenceX

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Dec 1, 2015

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• Dec 4, 2015

• #48

claymore said:

If you learn one programming language well, then it is incredibly easy to learn another language because programming is a skill and the language you use is merely a tool. I'd suggest if you want to get a good idea of what you're gonna be doing quickly, go download Python 2.7 and open up the interpreter and start following some tutorials or search for "How to Think Like a Computer Scientist with Python" (a free and really USEFUL book for learning Python).

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That statement is false, programming languages are not just a tool. Some work better for a specific job then others.

 

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shesthere

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Dec 6, 2015

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• Dec 6, 2015

• #49

Clearly freepascal + lazarus is the best programming environment out there.

Clean and readable: say goodbye to C++ template hell.
Very fast compiler: Go's claim to fame. Been done, better and faster. So fast you could use it as perl replacement.
Modules: No global namespace confusion.
Speed, low mem footprint: Compiled. Very low memory usage, program spam on embedded devices.
OOP: The one and only paradigm.
Cross-platform: Running spam on your solaris box? Freepascal is your friend.
Best IDE out there: except for emacs of course...

Anyone who disagrees has clearly never tasted the sweet joys of resurrected 90s compilers.

 

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Overfl0w

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• Jan 8, 2016

• #50

Python is a good one to start, good general purpose language, lots of libraries and frameworks for pretty much anything already available. Also cross platform.

 

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opahopa

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Sep 23, 2012

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• Jan 23, 2016

• #51

ruby is trendy and easy to bootstrap apps.
JAVA as it's possible to make almost everything through it, a lot of libs

if you want to make modern full scale apps - suggest JAVA/ruby + some MVC frameworks as Spring MVC.
for front-end - js.

 

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seb75net

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• Feb 16, 2016

• #52

If you want to learn programming, better begin with a language easy to learn. Have a look at Python ...