Best programming language????

Question

For a begginer to start out with and easy to pick up.

Answer 1

Hi

The best thing to do first, in my opinion, is to decide what it is that you expect from the programming language and what you want to achieve by learning it. You will find that every programmer has his / her favorite languages, but that your favorite is not always the best for a specific solution.

Universities in my country tend to choose languages such as C/C++, Java, Modula, etc. to teach the basics of programming, and you cannot go wrong by learning one of these languages first.

You should also invest in books that teach you the fundamentals of programming, e.g. what the difference is between procedural and object oriented programming.

When you have chosen the environment in which you wish to program (Web, desktop application, mobile applications, etc.), your choice of language and technology will be restricted. Some languages go further than others to bridge the gap between operating systems, like Java.

You have to choose your programming goals before learning a language, otherwise it is like choosing to speak a language before knowing where you will be traveling.

Answer 2

HTML is not a programming language. C++ or Java are probably the best. Most of the software on your pc was probably written in C++, think about that. Programming languages are not easy, but once you learn the logic and syntax of C++ the rest become easier.

Answer 3

Any C derived language will do. C, C++, C#, Java, etc.

These are widely used and are all very similar to each other.

If you want very basic programming, begin with Visual Basic, then proceed elsewhere. You should also find some books to read on the programming language of your choice.

I would definitely suggest VB simply because it's very simple.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

A begginer can start with C,its easy to pick up and proceed towards Visual basic,C++,java,visual C++....and so on...

Answer 6

I'm a big fan of Python. It's not one of the "major" languages like Java or C/C++, but it's very easy to learn and you don't need expensive programs to run it. Despite this it can be very powerful - Google, for example, use it extensively in-house.

Download the language at http://www.python.org, and then go to http://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/NonProgrammers for a list of tutorials for non-programmers.

Answer 7

I think php is a good way to start, if you're new to concepts like variables etc. You can learn the basics like loops, nesting etc, and its good cos you can use it with html to make websites straight away, if that's what you're into. Then I would recommend java as a good second choice.

Answer 8

I don't think you could call any the "best" one but C++ is very good. Even though it isn't the easiest, I think it's good for beginners since it is a proper language and is quite powerful.

If you are looking for a challenge and are dedicated then learn "assembly". Learn FASM (flat assembly). This language is probably the hardest to learn but also the most powerful and efficient.

Answer 9

Java

Answer 10

it's like martial arts... asked my sensei once and he said 'i can tell you the best martial arts but it doesnt mean ur going to be the best in that art'...

in other words, it doesn't matter. if ur productive in it, thats the best programming language for u.

its actually good to have 2 or 3 language tucked in ur sleeve.