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I started with c and then c++ and I dont regret
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I started with C#. Glad I did.
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What ? Learning C++ helped me learn other languages ! Cpp/C was my first programming language
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C helps me to use pointers by which it is easier to manage memory. That's why I have learnt that language first .
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The first language that I learnt was C++ π. Now I have started learning JavaScript after learning HTML and CSS
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Firstly I learnt javascript and now I am learning c# and python
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The classic:"i dont understand that language so its bad gor you " type of dude.
Dont trust him, it might be difficult to learn but its worth it(especially for game devs)
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Nope, picking C/C++ or C# or Java as the first programming language is one of the best decision I have made so far 'cause I can learn any other languages later much much easier π Especially when it comes to OOP part, those languages are great choices for learning OOP
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I don't recommend newbie start with python. I recommend start programming start with C language. If you want more you can learn c++ after C....after that, other language will be easy to understand and memorize it.
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I started with C# 3 years ago developing games and i love the language. It was from the beginnin on easy to learn for me because i learned it from tutorials. Now im learning the fundamentels of Python.
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I donβt agree with c# the other c languages I agree.
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Me watching this video while learning DSA in c++ as my first language π
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I don't know why you are suggesting this πππ but you are the first person to recommend this
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don't fall for the trap. start with c++ will give you basics on how things work on low level and it will be easy for you to learn other languages
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Me who doing BCA 1st and learning C and DSA in first yearπ
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I started with JavaScript and HTML, never really learned HTML in depth. Then I went on and learned C# as my first programming language that I actually went past the basics with, I worked on personal projects with that for a good 7 years, then during that time I went back to JavaScript after learning C#. It was so much easier to pick up after I had already gotten comfortable in C#. Then I learned some Java, and currently Iβm learning Python and SQL. So glad I dove into the deep end when it came to programming, really strengthened my skills as a programmer.
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I started with C++. This was the hardest thing I ever learned in my life!!! Spent every day at the library during summer break, from morning till night. Made me want to give up on programming from time to time due to its difficulty. Though, after sticking to it until I mastered it. All the other languages were a piece of cake to understand, even on a behind the scenes level. It payed off exceptionally well!
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C# is a great language to start with imo.
Sure, there may be a learning curve if you're a complete beginner or you're inexperienced with OOP, but it's honestly not all that different from learning a more "beginner friendly" language, not to mention how it might help in the long run if you decide to move on to a different language. Knowing C# makes it way easier to migrate to Java (or any other OOP-based language), and the syntax is incredibly similar to other popular languages which you might wanna try out in the future, as opposed to Python.
Oh, and to the people in the comments going "Python isn't a "real" language", there's no point in trying to gatekeep programming.
In summary: Learn the language that's most useful and most fun to you. Don't listen to some random guy on YouTube saying it's "too hard" or "too easy".
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the difficulty might be higher but the pay off of understanding the lower level hardware and how they have influenced other languages are amazing. I can pick up and other coding language and understand a majority of them within a couple of days, switching from python to c++ would be a lot more difficult. C++ was my first language, and I have no regrets.
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@faran_siddiqui-d3t
2 years ago
People who learned C/C++ in their early days will be able to pick up and understand other languages faster than any noob who starts with python
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