I want to learn using a programming languag.With which language I can start with?

Answer 1

You should consider starting with Visual Basic before moving on to other "real" languages like C, C++ and Java. You will find you can easily write a working program of only a few lines, and use the Interactive Development Environment (IDE) to step through it and watch your variables changing value with every line of code your program executes. Once the idea of programming has become clear in this way, you can move on. But be sure to avoid Visual Basic's "Variant" data type - it's useful in its way, but it's a huge obstacle to understanding what's going on in a simple program.

Answer 2

It doesn't really work that way. I mean sure, you can pick up a book on some language and learn a little about it, but you'll be limited to what's in the book. If you want to learn how to be a programmer on the whole then you need to study programming concepts like object-oriented-coding as well as lanuage. Logic is another course you'd want to take. It's why people go to school for years to get their degrees in this.

Some base languages you'll learn along the way will be Java, C, C++, C#, and others...

What I'm saying is don't start with a language - a language is just a tool for programming. Sign up for classes wherever you can find them in Computer Science.

Oh, and ignore these people saying HTML and PHP - those are NOT programming languages. HTML is markup text and PHP is a scripting language - not the same thing and certainly not where to start if you're serious about this.

Answer 3

I agree with the answer above, that you need to learn the logic of programming. That said, I think that C is the best language to learn the basic concepts of programming with. It teaches you most of the fundamentals, and once you learn all there is to know about C, you ache for a greater deal of flexibility and the ability to organize your code better. That's where you start to expand your knowledge into other programming languages.

Answer 4

First understand English.

Okay, seriously, you should start with a language that is with the "level" you want to work with. Low-level meaning close to computer language and high-level meaning close to human language. Most people start with either Basic, C++, or Java (or Perl [shell scripting]).

Answer 5

It depends on what you like... do you want to concentrate on web designing or developing application.

If you want to focus on web designing of course you should start to learn the html first, then ASP or .Net Programming

But if you want to concentrate on Application, I suggest Visual Basic you can ask for help in these forum... the moderators and members here are nice

But if you prefer a Web Application/Games... you should focus on Java Programming

Answer 6

Its better to start with Fundamental of 'c' then u may learn advanced topics of JAVA,or ,php,.net everything is fine

Answer 7

html

Answer 8

php

Answer 9

html is probably the easiest :)