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Hello, I am new to the forums. I would like some help picking out a programming language. I came to the C forums just because this is the most common language I know of. So, If you could refer me or help me pick out a language that would be great. I would like to try and learn C++ but that is very difficult so I will start out with an easier language that could lead to C++ over time. So, Thanks for the help?
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No programming language in this world is hard enough for you to try, nor is it going to be a piece of cake if you want expertise on it. Each prog. lang. has its own adv. and disadv.
C might be common but again may not be too easy, so draw on your grits and decide which language suites you best. You may start with C, if you do well enough you will find other languages following you rather than the other way round.
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Python! It's a seriously wicked language, fun to learn and easy on the fingers. -------------------EDIT -------------------------- *fingers
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Given the scope of this forum, the question is somewhat odd; you seem to have already made your decision merely by being here rather than a more general forum.
Of the languages dealt with on this forum, only C is substantially simpler than C++, but only in the sense that it is smaller, what there is is just as complex as teh equivalent in C++ (in fact mostly identical). C++ is more-or-less a superset of C, you may as well start with C++; you do not need to learn all of it at once! For example this is valid C code: Code:
int main()
{
return 0 ;
}
Code:
int main()
{
return 0 ;
}
If you truly want a bit of fun just learning basic principles before launching into more complex tools, try Microsoft SmallBasic it is designed exactly as a learning tool. Clifford Last edited by clifford : November 4th, 2009 at 12:37 PM. |
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