Interested to hear about which programming language is easiest to learn

(July 22, 2022, 05:16 AM)lindaer Wrote: Interested to hear about which programming language is easiest to learn

It completly depends on what you want to do

Python or ruby are great for beginners

Python , very easy to learn

Depends on what you want to achieve. Python is easy but I would recommend c# to learn the basics and it will be easier if you jump to another language.

Try python, that language is quite popular these days. The syntax is easy to read. But as already mentioned in the reply above, it depends on what you want to do/achieve.

Start with Python, the most effective one

(July 22, 2022, 05:16 AM)lindaer Wrote: Interested to hear about which programming language is easiest to learn

well according to roblox, if you are well enough with LUA (their programming language) then you can be a millionaire if you make a popular game or heck even work for a popular game studio and maybe get yourself a six figure salary

What do you want to do? Do you care about security or are you just coding for fun. NodeJS/JavaScript is pretty easy to get into since you don't need to deal with memory management and is useful for developing web apps.

Assembly / C is good for low level stuff but comes with its own issues if your not careful about memory allocation etc.

Python is a good choice for a variety of applications and is mainly used for data science but can be used for a bunch of different things including web development.

I think its better to ask what language suits your goal rather than what language you should start with.

My learning path is :
C++ -> Python -> Golang
I have much free time so I can learn these one by>
My opinion:
1. If you want to know more about the underlying things, than C.
2. To write high performance apps and webapps, golang is really good.
3. If you want to make things easier, Python. It has graceful Grammatical sugar and huge community.