I like about the web and games but I'm confused what programming language to use for it all

For websites/web games - HTML/CSS/JS are the go to maybe add in some WebGL
for games - Try an engine like Unity or Unreal Engine and learn some C++/C#

I think it is hard to find one for all,

web you could go with many languages such as python or java with good framework support..games..completely different..wihich platform? what type of game?

Would webassembly change it all?

I find Python is the easiest to learn and it can be used for many different things.
I think most computer games are built in C++ though

I think the best programming languages for game are  c++/c#; there is also java but I really don't think it is better than c++.
However, if you learn c++ you can use any either c# or java because they have a pretty similar syntax..

so yea, c++ is a good starting point.

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(September 15, 2022, 11:27 PM)focussss Wrote: I find Python is the easiest to learn and it can be used for many different things.
I think most computer games are built in C++ though

True, but python is slow so it is not suitable for game dev, if not some 2D simple games using something like pygame, but generally for games, c++ is the best.
I have no idea about the speed of c# but they say it is good too for games

Yep, would go for c/c++ (maybe rust?) as well then

(September 16, 2022, 03:22 PM)trollinator321 Wrote: Yep, would go for c/c++ (maybe rust?) as well then

Rust is good for memory management purposes tho, but the rust community is still growing so I would recommend c++ for sure, as for our current time, but who knows, rust might glow :)

go ahead python and C ... have fun bro.

(September 15, 2022, 08:16 AM)DataDumper Wrote: For websites/web games - HTML/CSS/JS are the go to maybe add in some WebGL
for games - Try an engine like Unity or Unreal Engine and learn some C++/C#

you gave the ultra answer mate , i back you up on that 
just added some frameworks and he has the perfect first step roadmap