The best language to learn when first learning coding?

My first programming language is javascript and python

C lang
Python

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(August 3, 2022, 12:02 PM)reftahyr21 Wrote: The best language to learn when first learning coding?

Here's my list

Trying to build scripts/checkers/software akin to that?:
Python
Go
C#

Trying to build Windows software (malware, just normal applications)?:
C#
Java (Kotlin too)
C/C++

Very low level software (heavy malware shit)?:
C/C++
Rust

Trying to build sites?:
Holy Trinity of web development (HTML, CSS, JS)
      Going into more dynamic and pretty sites?:
            Pickup a JS framework (React, Svelte, Vue, etc.)
      Going into more functional sites (backend shit)?:
            PHP
            Node JS (javascript runtime that allows you to run JS on the server)

but as always, the very best advice is....

just pick one and go for it.. there's no need to put 36 hours of thought into picking a language.

There's a lot of areas that you can look at while you are starting to get your hands dirtier, I would recommend that you learn by developing a project hands-on and learning to program at the same time. But before you go through the prerequisites, learning basics of a programming language. You will have an idea what you would do next from there. Otherwise you will learn different programming languages but no application in mind. Keep this in your thought as well.

depend the purpose what you want to do .
I like go ,
for web , it may be java, but rich client web system, the best is js (type script )
for gui or windows developement , c#...
if ML or script tools, python
.......

I started with Java, but I'd say python is best, learn C++ later on if you wanna get nutty haha

depend for what you are aiming, web / multi platform / AI / etc do you need a nich first and then go for it

I love Python / php / js

Python is always a good way to go..versatile, easy to use, etc.  :D

started with java, switched over to python and I love it. It is easy to understand and you can find almost unlimited resources online for help