Calling all computer programmers/IT guys: Best resources for getting into coding?
By MISC
@expresstek (9)
Phoenix, Arizona
October 8, 2013 7:52am CST
I'm looking to get into coding/programming mainly just for fun, but I'm not really sure where to start or what "language" is best to start with. Ideally I'd want to make some simple computer programs.
I've heard of html, java, C++, C, etc but I'm not really sure what the benefits are of knowing each one or what they're really used for.
What's the best language progression for coding? (i.e. learn x first, then maybe move onto y, then z after that etc"
What are some of the best resources on the topic? (i.e. must own books, good websites etc)
What programs do I need in order to code?
2 responses
@Jerrybucc (4)
• Ningbo, China
2 Apr 15
right, c is always the best choice for novices.
But personally, i suggest u can try to learn Java if u really want to make out something.
@Lunat1c (14)
• Batangas, Philippines
8 Oct 13
I'm not a programmer....yet.
But I suggest to learn C++ first. 'Cause it's the easiest to learn (for me).
And the syntax of the coding in C++ is just the same to a lot of programming languages.
It is like the very basic one.
@gautagautamkumarjha (10)
• Delhi, India
8 Oct 13
If you want to learn programming language then learn java,as it is user friendly language.
@expresstek (9)
• Phoenix, Arizona
10 Oct 13
@gautagautamkumarjha Thanks for the response
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