h0ax 38 Hey, What is the best way to start learning programming (c, c++ etc python) i already know html and css but i can't find anywhere an good place to start learning these languages.. Anyone please help ? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ivar 2 Start by Python, easiest object oriented programming language you can go for there are many free tutorials on udemy for this, or just find a cracked account with python courses on it Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pshyotic 11 Is it hard to learn ? This question is very, very bad, there is no programming language which is easy to learn, you have to put your effort and time on everything you're doing. Python is good suggestion, open-source programming language, syntax is not complex compared to C++, C#, Java... If you work enough tasks, it will help you to develope your logic. After that I would suggest to learn Java or C# ... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
h0ax 38 Is it hard to learn ? This question is very, very bad, there is no programming language which is easy to learn, you have to put your effort and time on everything you're doing. Python is good suggestion, open-source programming language, syntax is not complex compared to C++, C#, Java... If you work enough tasks, it will help you to develope your logic. After that I would suggest to learn Java or C# ... Thanks <3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Pshyotic 11 Is it hard to learn ? This question is very, very bad, there is no programming language which is easy to learn, you have to put your effort and time on everything you're doing. Python is good suggestion, open-source programming language, syntax is not complex compared to C++, C#, Java... If you work enough tasks, it will help you to develope your logic. After that I would suggest to learn Java or C# ... Thanks <3 C++ is also good option. But if you are going to use VS for IDE (program in which you have compiler, debugger... Etc.) You will need some exp. Because language as this allow you to make some mistakes and taking it like you know what are you doing because it thinks that you have enough exp. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gof 3 I think the most important thing is not the language you start with, but the motivation you have to learn. You can learn any popular programming language so, I'd start with the most requested ones. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
goodoldie 1 Is it hard to learn ? This question is very, very bad, there is no programming language which is easy to learn, you have to put your effort and time on everything you're doing. Python is good suggestion, open-source programming language, syntax is not complex compared to C++, C#, Java... If you work enough tasks, it will help you to develope your logic. After that I would suggest to learn Java or C# ... Agree with this!!! It is very much like learning a new foreign language. The more you use, the better you become. :) Good luck and most importantly have fun! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nevizi 1 As others suggested, the most important part is you feeling motivation, and a good way to get there is to learn programming by aligning it with something you enjoy doing. Are you a tinkerer and enjoy electronics? Then go to Aliexpress, buy a ESP8266 and a bunch of sensors, and with Lua or Python automate your house. Do you like games and would you enjoy building games? Then follow one of the many Unity beginner courses, and you will learn also C# as you go along. Do you hate repeating things and like automating stuff? Then read something like Automate the Boring Stuff with Python. Tell me your hobbies, I'll tell you the best way to learn programming :) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Viper1233 0 Do you hate repeating things and like automating stuff? Then read something like Automate the Boring Stuff with Python Thanks, Started watching it and enjoying it so far :D Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites