What programming language should I learn?

[Deleted member 19766]

Title. Want to major in CS in college (Prob minor in math with it) and just do a desk coding job after, over the summer I would like to learn coding but not sure which language I should look into. Any suggestions? I'm leaning towards Python ATM because many people recommend it and it is apparently pretty easy and universal.

 

[longjohnmong]

C++

 

[Lebgfinal]

Holy C

 

[blackckatt]

Javascript ? most demand

 

[Deleted member 19766]

C++

Holy C
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Javascript ? most demand

Thoughts on Flutter?

 

[longjohnmong]

Thoughts on Flutter?

sounds gay

 

[Lebgfinal]

Thoughts on Flutter?

the CIA nigger are in charge of it
I will repeat myself but
Holy C is the answer

 

[Deleted member 27660]

python and sql

 

[zerocool]

Thoughts on Flutter?

Just learn swift, far better job options with swift and both are super easy. Flutter has some serious performance issues on ios

 

[Struggler03]

The best programming language is the ass kissing language, that will get you far in your field

 

[chadcel;]

Python >> C >> Assembly

This should give a good layered intro for you and you'll understand a lot more if you do it like this.

 

[zenflix]

Most demande is for JS + Python

 

[smalldicktalcell]

Python >> C >> Assembly

This should give a good layered intro for you and you'll understand a lot more if you do it like this.

this; you first want to understand programming, what happens with a program etc, then understand what's going on at the deeper level. Best route to take;

 

[Dodevu]

Python or Javascript

 

[Deleted member 19766]

python and sql

Python or Javascript

this; you first want to understand programming, what happens with a program etc, then understand what's going on at the deeper level. Best route to take;

Most demande is for JS + Python

Python >> C >> Assembly

This should give a good layered intro for you and you'll understand a lot more if you do it like this.

Will almost certainly be learning Python first... Thanks!

 

[zerocool]

Will almost certainly be learning Python first... Thanks!

Try to learn by projects rather than doing code academy or something. Higher odds you’ll stick with it that way

 

[Deleted member 19766]

Try to learn by projects rather than doing code academy or something. Higher odds you’ll stick with it that way

any idea on a website/source to start from

 

[chadcel;]

any idea on a website/source to start from

You can just type in Python Beginner's Course on YT and go through one of the longer ones for a decent intro. One of those courses will at least get you set up to use Python on your computer and teach you the basics of what happens when you write a progam