Looking for the best programming language?

[CompulsiveCoding]

This sums up my thoughts on the subject.

https://ohmnitica.wordpress.com/2015/07/30/the-best-programming-language/

[truecam]

Not sure if your giving advice to people or asking a question. either way, here is another source to that might help people who are looking for a language to start learning: https://evilzone.org/projects-and-discussion/(guide)-which-language-to-start-with/

[Aurora]

This sums up my thoughts on the subject.

https://ohmnitica.wordpress.com/2015/07/30/the-best-programming-language/

Really unsure if you're asking or informing, however if you're curious i would say try python it's extremely adaptable programming language and is probably the most used language to introduce people to coding. It's a turning language so you can do alot with it i would reccomend you checking it out.

[D4RKS3C]

I'm not sure if there is such a thing as a best programming language it really depends on what you're looking for. But, as has been mentioned, python is very adaptable and in my opinion powerful and forgiving to get into. I'd recommend it to anyone looking to get into programming.

[shadowwolf]

There is no "best" programing language. Every language has its positives and negatives, things they are good for and things they are less useful for. I would personally recommend learning a bit about the ones that interest you and then focus on one of those. Or just start with C, because it's C.

[applebucked]

A lot of people argued for C as the language to start because all the foundations are there: logic formation, syntax, semantics, etc. and it's easy to adapt to other programming languages afterwards. But IMO the best programming language to learn is whatever you're comfortable in.

[fayesafe]

This sums up my thoughts on the subject.

https://ohmnitica.wordpress.com/2015/07/30/the-best-programming-language/

Is there a reason you removed this post?

[LondonEscorts]

To be honest saying there is no bases to start is rubbish if you are going to do anything online then you are going to want to learn HTML. Its the base of the web and you will need it

[techb]

To be honest saying there is no bases to start is rubbish if you are going to do anything online then you are going to want to learn HTML. Its the base of the web and you will need it

HTML isn't a programming language.

[b00ms1ang]

I'd say start in a C language like C++. Python is quick and easy after learning a C base, and you have the base for tons of other languages like Java.

Beyond that, your post is confusing and weird and the link leads me to nothing

[KOR]

I'd say start in a C language like C++. Python is quick and easy after learning a C base, and you have the base for tons of other languages like Java.

Beyond that, your post is confusing and weird and the link leads me to nothing

I found Python quick and easy without knowing C++ or C. But now everywhere I look says to learn C++ as well. Looks like I'll be heading there too. As far as learning a starting language, I can recommend Python wholeheartedly.

[b00ms1ang]

I found Python quick and easy without knowing C++ or C. But now everywhere I look says to learn C++ as well. Looks like I'll be heading there too. As far as learning a starting language, I can recommend Python wholeheartedly.

Python is very friendly! Love python. C++ just teaches you to handle garbage and things you won't see in things like Java.

[TheWormKill]

Python is very friendly! Love python. C++ just teaches you to handle garbage and things you won't see in things like Java.

I've seen a lot of garbage when I had to work with Java (yes, I know that you made a GC joke). I'd recommend a functional language such as Haskell or Clojure as it is a completely different way of thinking. Still, this thread is a bit pointless and should be closed.

[b00ms1ang]

this thread is a bit pointless and should be closed.

That's my favorite language