Which Programing language should i learn first?

[ognencho]

I have a bit of experience with phyton and java script (A BIT) and im wondering if i should do phyton or C++

Prob phyton

I don't wanna im lazy

 

[inversions]

idk

c++ is useful

 

[ognencho]

idk

c++ is useful

Ok

 

[inversions]

Ok

prolly learn py first its pretty easy and basic

then advance onto c++

 

[jettttt]

the Jews have already programmed everything

 

[KT-34]

C or C++ gives you the basis to learn other more useful languages depending on what you want to do

 

[ognencho]

C or C++ gives you the basis to learn other more useful languages depending on what you want to do

A lot of people recommend phyton first tho and i don't know what to choose

 

[KT-34]

A lot of people recommend phyton first tho and i don't know what to choose

Python is useless tbh, it's easier to write but very limited and slow

 

[ognencho]

Python is useless tbh, it's easier to write but very limited and slow

really?

 

[Chadmonger]

I have a bit of experience with phyton and java script (A BIT) and im wondering if i should do phyton or C++

Prob phyton

I don't wanna im lazy

Holy C

 

[elkkkk]

I have a bit of experience with phyton and java script (A BIT) and im wondering if i should do phyton or C++

Prob phyton

I don't wanna im lazy

python

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Python. Easy to understand, loads of libraries. Then start solving DSA sheets and start learning web development. Typescript,React, Vite, Javascript, learn about various APIs, basic deployment stuff. Build 2-3 solid projects, a few internships and you are all set for cracking 6 figure jobs. Also throw in generative AI and AWS certifications since companies seen to actively looking for candidates that have experience with cloud work

 

[ognencho]

Python. Easy to understand, loads of libraries. Then start solving DSA sheets and start learning web development. Typescript,React, Vite, Javascript, learn about various APIs, basic deployment stuff. Build 2-3 solid projects, a few internships and you are all set for cracking 6 figure jobs. Also throw in generative AI and AWS certifications since companies seen to actively looking for candidates that have experience with cloud work

Yeah i started learning today

 

[Jason Voorhees]

C or C++ gives you the basis to learn other more useful languages depending on what you want to do

Holy C

Python is useless tbh, it's easier to write but very limited and slow

C and C++ are powerful but they are better for systems programming and you'd have to deal with low level stuff like memory management so writing DSA solutions is clunky. Python has a clean syntax and built in collections to solve LeetCode to make FAANG prep way smoother. Interviewers care more about how you solve the problem than if your code runs a few milliseconds faster. Plus, Python’s huge in AI, ML, and data science right now so it’s a win both for interviews and real world projects

 

[KT-34]

really?

By useless I mean that practically everything you can do with python can be done by another language more efficiently and more

When working on practical projects python is useful because it makes it easier to read and organize yourself as a programmer

 

[Bars]

Art od chatgpt prompting

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Art od chatgpt prompting

There's an actual degree for that called prompt engineering

 

[Chadmonger]

C and C++ are powerful but they are better for systems programming and you'd have to deal with low level stuff like memory management so writing DSA solutions is clunky. Python has a clean syntax and built in collections to solve LeetCode to make FAANG prep way smoother. Interviewers care more about how you solve the problem than if your code runs a few milliseconds faster. Plus, Python’s huge in AI, ML, and data science right now so it’s a win both for interviews and real world projects

thats why I said Holy C