/pr/ - Programming

Beginner Languages Yeet M. Noice 19/04/03(Wed)16:13 No. 5240

Hey /pr/, what are some beginner languages? I wanna learn how to program, just don't know shit. Also would like a linked lesson thing, but isn't needed.

Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 19/04/09(Tue)23:15 No. 5241

Python.

Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 19/04/16(Tue)00:58 No. 5248

>>5241
I recommend Python too. Simple syntax yet highly flexible and pretty capable language once you know what you are doing.

Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 19/09/25(Wed)15:20 No. 5311

C+< python

Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 19/09/25(Wed)15:33 No. 5312

I think you can start from python or java. Those ones are popular programming languages. After that you can create and develop different sites or apps for smartphones. I studied python and created own app where integrated apple pay. Here good article about apple pay https://spdload.com/blog/how-to-integrate-apple-pay-in-app/

Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 19/10/23(Wed)23:46 No. 5324

Go to CodeCombat and play all their games. Seriously.

Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 23/04/25(Tue)05:11 No. 5618

>>5240
Would personally recommend Java > Python though I see the benefits of either given the situation. Mainly stems from the abridged (but still present) requirements of syntax in Java. IMHO Python cuts too many corners for the sake of simplicity and it's a much bigger jump from it to other mid/high languages.
Now alternatively as a stepping stone yeah go for it. Scratch (Block) -> Python -> Java, etc.

Basement Dwelling Neckbeard 24/04/16(Tue)02:27 No. 5685

Honestly, I recommend *starting* with this book: https://download-mirror.savannah.gnu.org/releases/pgubook/ProgrammingGroundUp-1-0-booksize.pdf

Then moving on to Javascript or Python, depending on how urgently you want a job

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