Which is the best programming language to get start?

Does anybody know Which is the best programming language to get start?

>>26-28
The most likely explanation is that the board software is shit and overwrote or deleted it.

>>29- lel
>>39 I suppose that's possible.

It's just the board software that's shit, guys, calm down.

>>39
He should rewrite it in ruby on rails

>>117
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THE FORCED INDENTATION OF THE CODE
GET IT ?
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AND IS PRONOUNCED ``CUDDER''
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ALSO
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EVERY THREAD WILL BE REPLIED TO
NO EXCEPTION

>>1

Well, overall easiest for rank beginners is probably a basic dialect (Visual Basic .NET?) because it's more like plain English. This matters more than I expected - I'm teaching a beginner C# now and a lot of stuff doesn't make sense to him because of the more concise syntax. However whenever you ask for help with VB people will call you names.

Python might be a better bet - it's not exactly a fast language when running, but it's easier than most and you can get more done faster. It's weird, though. The default behavior of a function will be fine and then there'll be all this strange shit tacked on. It's *useful* and intuitive strange shit, but still seems sort of ad-hoc. But that's an aesthetic criticism and consequently doesn't matter.

>>39->115
wat

>>120
WHAT THE FUCK PERL PERL PERL

>>121
He asked how to get started, not how to go mad. One thing at a time.

>>119
I agree; python is a good choice. And it comes with lots of fun, fairly easy-to-use tools so you can do some useful stuff wherever you're at in your programming experience.

>>120
Apparently there was a spammer.

C is the only language which can help you to learn any programming language and help you to implement logic for any language.

My first language was Sepples, it was forced onto me back in high school. A decent first language, better than Java in my opinion.

But why not ``CL''!

Start with C, then you can immediately learn objective-c where you can do amazing things like iphone apps :-)

Well you could always start learning C language first, then go to C++ then after that...learn Java which is a basic learning language to programmers.

According to me PHP is best to start. PHP is Hypertext Preprocessor, is a scripting language used for web development. PHP is a widely-used open source general-purpose scripting language.