Programming Languages

India
March 21, 2007 2:43pm CST
According to you people which is the best programming language you have used? Which programming language is more friendly?
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@taiguy (478)
• United States
21 Mar 07
Start with something easy and then push into something harder. Programming is not difficult to grasp, but it takes alot of time to get all the concepts behind everything down. To start with download the "perl" language from activestate.com or "java" language from java.sun.com and get some programs that have already been made to play around with. Once you feel comfortable enough move onto C programs. Get a GCC open source compiler and, again, use programs that already exist to project with. Once you understand the concepts of accessing the filesystem, accessing memory, etc you will be able to jump to other languages fairly easily. I think it is important to start with C because 1. it doesn't have nearly as many functions to remember as other classes, and 2. it will teach you all the important basic concepts in a straight-forward manner. You will probably want to go into .net or visual basic in order to make it easier to write your programs, but personally I never found a reason to leave C.
@Papago (30)
• United States
23 Mar 07
I agree that learning C is a good langauge to build up on. However, C++ is a little better to learn. It is basically the same as C but it allows you to have class instead of just having structs. With classes you can use OOP programming concepts a lot easier. This includes inheritance and polymorphism.