Which is the best programming language to get start?

13 years ago

For web development I'm gona say PHP and CSS. It is really easy to learn and there are is a huge amount of example code all over the internet. ASP.NET does not seem to have as many examples.

I would also recommend looking into using Drupal because it has a huge community and it allows you to build sites without touching any PHP code. Most of the time the theme is the only thing you need to create or alter because there are so many modules available which you can use.

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wayfarer

13 years ago

PHP is a pretty loose language though. Some people seem to think it is better to learn a statically typed language such as Java first, or even a relatively low-level language such as C, since it will give you a better idea of how the machine itself operates.

I personally think it doesn't really matter, however. The most important thing is that you get SOME sort of experience, and get to understand basic principals, which are shared by all programming languages.

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Theone24 13 years ago

I am also trying to research which language to learn first.

I was looking at html, html5 or python.

But I have no idea whether any of them will be useful.
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phpbbxpert

13 years ago

HTML, HTML5, XML etc... are markup languages.
They are only for layout.

CSS is for defining how your markup will be presented.

If you want to program an actual application that does something, processed data, it will require a actual programming language to do it. Whether it be PHP, Java, ASP, Perl, what ever you fancy.

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ussher

13 years ago

Depends what you want to build.

Websites, php is good.

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themeparkguru

13 years ago

I would say start with visual basic then move to vb.net asp.net is a derivitive ov visual basicn. It is pretty easy to learn. In couple of weeks you can literaly design application using twitter API and display all kind of data. Just my 2 cents

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13 years ago

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seanpar

13 years ago

Originally Posted by reynoldscorb

I started with Java and a year.5 later I'm doing Java, PHP & SQL, building databases for small businesses and have worked on Iphone and Android apps using Java and Objective-C.

I think Java syntax is the easiest to follow and you will learn the concepts of Object Oriented Programming which is VERY important in programming today. So, I recommend Java.

Also, here is the book that I learned from. GREAT resource! Javanotes 5.1.2 -- Title Page

I have to agree, I started with java and quickly moved to javascript and then to C#. You will learn that once you have learned any language at all it is easy to learn the rest each language has its ways of doing things and taken classes by the language BUT, once you have mastered one language picking up the rest is easy.

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13 years ago

For web development I'm gona say php. It is really easy to learn and there are is a huge amount of example code all over the internet.

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hhunt

13 years ago

You are not likely to get a single definite answer here. We all have our favourite programming languages, that means the response will reflect that.

I would however, suggest you check out Python - great language, huge community and much easier to learn.

Good luck.

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ankitnagpal

13 years ago

C#
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thehypnoguy

13 years ago

I'm at a loss with this C first then PHP if you learn one you have learned the other. I did my learning with C back in the beginning. Used a little product known as TurboC by a nonexistant little company known as Borland. I started using PHP just so I could make my container seperate from the page itself. That way I could change the look and feel of the website without having to edit 20 different pages. Then I decided to start looking at some of those PHP scripts and realized PHP is C. That made my programming really take off.

If you are coding websites learn the C/PHP. It is going to serve you better than any of the other for computers and the net.

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spamfighter 13 years ago

I would say it always depends on what you want to develop and which platform you want to use.

Web:
Linux/Apache environment: PHP, Perl or Python (PHP my favourite)
Windows/IIS: ASP.net (Visual Studio Express gets you started quick and easy)

Desktop:
Windows: C# (Again Visual Studio Express gets you started quick and easy)
Mac: Objective C (Cocoa)
Linux: C or C++

I am not too sure if there is still a cross plattform compiler for Delphi (Prism ?) which would you allow to use Delphi on Windows and Linux.

C# can be developed on Linux as well using Mono instead of Visual Studio.

As I said, there are a lot of languages you can start with, but it always depends on what you want to accomplish and with which technology.

I personally started with PHP and Delphi, but that was a long time ago.

Nowadays I prefer using:
PHP5 -> Websites and Server Backends
C# -> Windows Desktop Applications and Silverlight using C# as a flash replacement
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- raindog308 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by spamfighter
  
  I would say it always depends on what you want to develop and which platform you want to use.
  
  Yes, exactly.
  
  Web? Probably PHP. Ruby is the up-and-comer. Do yourself a favoir and learn one of the major frameworks (CakePHP, CodeIgniter, etc.) and MVC.
  
  Desktop? C# (for Windows)
  
  Server? Well, big stuff, Java.
  
  Do-anything language? Python.
  
  If you just want to learn for the value of learning and to get familiar with the basics of programming, I would go with Python. Ruby is a second choice.
  
  I would not venture into either C or C++. C has evolved into a specialist language for embedded programs and systems work. C++ is too unwieldly for the beginner - you'll spend most of your time learning C++ quirks. If you want to get into desktop game programming, though, that's the way to go.
  
  The best books on the market for learning programming are the Head First books by O'Reilly.
  
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  bougalo 13 years ago
  
  Is Learning ruby as a first programming language worth it?
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  raindog308 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by bougalo
  
  Is Learning ruby as a first programming language worth it?
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  mathmo 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by bougalo
  
  Is Learning ruby as a first programming language worth it?
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urban0id

13 years ago

I'd say start with HTML, CSS and continue with PHP. Search for my blog: "the ninja of web", you'll find some useful resources there.

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PeachCoding

13 years ago

I would recommend PHP with MySQL as a second step to the starting/learning process as those 2 are easy to learn, very powerful languages and extremely well documented online.

I wish you the best on your endeavors and hope I was of help.

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Shirlyn

13 years ago

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

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Vincent1988

13 years ago

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

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Silke

13 years ago

Originally Posted by rijans

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

What do you want to program ? Games, Programs, sites ?

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danielharris

13 years ago

I'd start with PHP (so I did

). If you want to be a web-programmer for yourself it's enough to know PHP + SQL together with layout languages like html and css. You can also try to learn Java Script.

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campers

13 years ago

If you're purely going to do dynamic web page type stuff then I would learn PHP as that's whats most widely/easily used on webhosting.

I you really want to learn how to write software then I would go Java or C#. I'm biased towards Java as thats what I done for the last ten years, and the tools like Eclipse are exceptional and make it a lot easier to learn, as it tell you what you are doing wrong a lot.

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crayzrocker

13 years ago

In terms of web development, assuming you already know HTML, I'd say PHP. In terms of actual programming, a good place to start is either Pascal or Java.

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GeorgeP82

13 years ago

I'd start with HTML and CSS. Then I'd move onto PHP. I personally prefer Ruby but it's not as easy to pickup the web site (Ruby on Rails) if you're not familiar with the model-view-controller paradigm and know SQL well.

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Nick Walker

13 years ago

i really recommend PHP for ones who already started on 1 or 2 language, however for a beginner i would suggest Java, and for experts Python, i found python extremely difficult

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jinn 13 years ago

For web application i would recomend Javascipt on the client side and PHP/Python on the serverside. Python is very powerfull when you want to multi thread applications.
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verdaga 13 years ago

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.
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majick

13 years ago

PHP is great, HTML essential, CSS useful, Javascript optional.

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ronycrank

13 years ago

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.

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crystalgiblin

13 years ago

My favorite Programming Language are below list

Asp.net
Php
Java
Joomla
C++

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Joseph Wilcox

13 years ago

Originally Posted by rijans

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

Please note, I am a software developer.

I see this question often and give different replies in different situations. For this I will consider scripting languages as a "programming language", though often they are not.

If your objective is to get in to web development, PHP is an excellent language to learn first. It is a more structured language that is used quite frequently in development.

Please understand that HTML/CSS are not programming languages. I saw someone mention CSS above and a bit of horror stirred up inside me. HTML, as the name expresses, is a markup language. This is much different. There is no use of logical flow allowed within HTML by itself.

Javascript is a terrible first language. I understand that a lot of people wish to learn this first because it's used quite a bit on the web. Unfortunately Javascript has a way of teaching very poor "coding practice". It is like saying you will not learn proper manners. If you transition from Javascript to any other language, it will likely be difficult as Javascript is very relaxed about some "rules" of programming as well as syntax.

If you're going to look in to being an actual software developer, I suggest either C++ or Java as they will give you an introduction to both software development and object oriented workings. Learning to work with objects is quite powerful but requires a bit more effort than working with scripting languages such as JS/PHP.

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wayfarer 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Joseph Wilcox

Please understand that HTML/CSS are not programming languages.

I wish I could get people to understand this. More than half of all people, if they are at least vaguely familiar with them, seem to think they are programming languages.

A programming language, by definition, is a language that is Turing Complete.
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- sepia 13 years ago
  
  Start with VB.Net then move on to ASP.Net or C#.
  
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mathmo

13 years ago

depends on WHY you want to learn it?

As you're posting it to WF I'm guessing you might be wanting it for online projects.

So pick PHP (the most popular) or Ruby on Rails (in my opinion a vastly better and easier to learn language).

also what wayfarer and Joseph Wilcox said is so true, HTML and CSS is not a programming language!

(however that doesn't mean they're not important to learn if you wish to create websites, indeed they are very very useful to know! Just like English is very useful to know even though it isn't a programming language either)

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kinselatos

13 years ago

I suggest you should study the C++ or C# I also recommends java but I don't really like java because of slow loading and big usage of memory but java is a very powerful language.

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altan

13 years ago

that depends on what you want to develop...if that's a website then php/asp.net would be nice...otherwise for desktop application C#/vb.net/java are good.

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Heimdalx

13 years ago

try HTML and VB or u can try QB for the very basic one.

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13 years ago

For programming

C++
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13 years ago

I think we should prefer C first........

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olakh

13 years ago

To learn programming language for starting then prefer C language.Because it will help you to learn the logic in a simple way.It will be the best start to learn programming.

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Empress_Of_Drac

13 years ago

Originally Posted by rijans

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

for newbies, I recommend to learn first HTML. it's the basic. After than learn PHP, CSS, and then C++.

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mathmo

13 years ago

for goodness sake, stop referring to either CSS or HTML as a programming language!!

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pdhana 13 years ago

Hi,

It depends on your requirement. Each and every language has it own advantage and limitations.

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- excellzyxl 12 years ago
  
  Best programming language :-
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  2. C#
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- roycenowx 12 years ago
  
  HTML is the best to get started. Move on to PHP then.
  
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  Originally Posted by roycenowx
  
  HTML is the best to get started. Move on to PHP then.
  
  HTML is not a programming language.
  
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greggycooper

13 years ago

I suggest you to learn PHP because it is the most common language use in creating web pages.

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smear

13 years ago

Depends on the direction of career choice and your capability to do that, I think PHP is good and on other side the C# and java is best.

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anhlam 13 years ago

Start with Java or C/C++....it will be your base in programming...
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ankitasharma 13 years ago

C is the best and easy programming language to learn initially.
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Nirav Shah 13 years ago

if you want to get professional in programming you may want to start with Java because you will learn everything from scratch. I learned Java after Visual Basic and wish I had done it the other way around. Then you also want to learn C# which I think is the hardest of all because its very object oriented but its where the Money is. C# programmers make more than other.
You also want to learn some SQL and ASP.Net to me more marketable.
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jekabest 13 years ago

To easy start PHP is the most simple for learning. If you need to learn program language only to build a website so try CMS Joomla for example. It's very easy to use and many extensions fo Joomla in internet.

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kayetaylor 13 years ago

For web development I'm gona say HTML first then PHP and CSS.
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JHONYY 13 years ago

It depends on you what you want do.
Just decide and go ahead for that.
And in my views C++ and PHP are the best to get start.
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Saranya2011

13 years ago

Basic programming language is C.. If we know about this we can manage other programming languages..

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baileykruse

13 years ago

Now a days there are lots of programming languages available in the market. But as a programmer, PHP is the best to get start.

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zarc 12 years ago

If you are making a website, PHP is indeed a great option to start with, integrating it with CSS or the new upcoming HTML5, surely your website would look professional, with the proper coding and event handling. Their are plenty of tutorials on the net on how to do PHP, but shall i say as what my instructor had planted on each and everyone's head on our college life, "Programming without practice is just a word", better practice or perhaps if your as brilliant as Mark Zuckerberg, then you have a better chance of defying that certain old adage.
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rileywhitaker13 12 years ago

Now a days, there are lots of languages in the market .

First of all, Decide, what you want to do ,i.e. you want to do website designing, making games or anything else.
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gracypetro

13 years ago

Jave is the best but I think its little hard to learn. So I am going to PHP that its very easy and the best programming language to get start.

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hawaiiwebdesigner

13 years ago

I believe the best way to go is html=>CSS=>Javascript=>PHP

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hello2

13 years ago

I'd recommend you start learning Java as a programming language, and HTML/CSS for making websites. Why? Because you can use Google AppEngine to host your apps! Nobody's mentioned Google AppEngine until now, which is a little surprising. One of my websites is built on top of that, and that's 100% free hosting on Google servers. The downside is that you can't use Wordpress, but there are other good CMS engines that you can use.

So all you need to do is learn Java, JSP and basic HTML/CSS.

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steven300

13 years ago

C language is a gate way to C++,C#,java, php, flash action scripting and etc

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13 years ago

I love C sharp, but Im coding with PHP

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blue_soda025 13 years ago

If you're serious about learning programming languages, I'd suggest learning an object oriented programming like Java first. Once you've learned that, it'll be super easy to learn other languages. In fact, there won't be much "learning" involved than there is of just remembering the syntax.

PS. HTML is not a programming language, guys.
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  st8ic 13 years ago
  
  PS. HTML is not a programming language, guys.
  
  Right, html is a markup language.
  
  In my experience C++ is the most practical to learn, PHP/Java are the easiest to learn and PHP is the easiest to use.
  
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EthanCrawford

13 years ago

PHP? pffff.. :p

Learning PHP is a good idea because it's so ubiquitous.

However, that doesn't mean it's that great. IMO Ruby on Rails is where it's at if you'd like to start with web programming. This was a framework developed by one of the guys at 37 Signals to easily facilitate web application development (it's what Basecamp is programmed with).

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banzerchristo

13 years ago

I would say start with Visual Basic and then move to vb.net asp.net is a visual basic derivative on. It is very easy to learn. Within weeks, you literally can design applications using the Twitter API and display all data types. Just my 2 cents

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samstephan9

13 years ago

My suggestion is C or Php.

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13 years ago

C# by far

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Web Tempest

13 years ago

html -> css -> ruby on rails -> javascript = power

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krainboltgreene 13 years ago

Originally Posted by Web Tempest

html -> css -> ruby on rails -> javascript = power

Whew, I was beginning to think I was the lone Rails developer in a sea of PHP and *.NET enthusiasts.
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HostingWarrior

13 years ago

C, C++ and then PHP will be the Best Start for you. Its all about the concepts that you understand. Most of the concepts are same in many languages but the syntax and programming way will vary. In some languages you will some new concepts that you not find in another and vice versa.

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ocvseo

13 years ago

Originally Posted by rijans

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

to me C/C++ since those programing language are the basis of many programing language.

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13 years ago

My suggestion is HTML or PHP.

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mozlost

13 years ago

My vote is for python. It is very easy to learn, has great libraries, encourages Object Oriented development and avoids the curly brace cross eyed brain numbing distress that other languages can give you (replaced with space delimited cross eyed brain numbing distress).

My backup vote is for php of course, php is a fun language.

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johnsatriani

13 years ago

If he/she is a fast learner. PHP is the best programming to get started. PHP is the most popular now a days and there's so many tutorial on the internet how to use PHP.

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silvertower03

13 years ago

Java or C is a good place to start learning programming.

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13 years ago

In my own opinion, you can use PHP or any CMS like Joomla and Drupal

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Zenix

13 years ago

It's depending on what you want to do but just for the basic understanding I would choose C.

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sweetloleypop

13 years ago

HTML, HTML5, XML, CSS, C++ all of them is best for programming language.But it all depends on what you are really wanting to.

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13 years ago

HTML
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13 years ago

Originally Posted by rijans

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

For website look and feel - go with php and css
For performance and scaling - go with java and css

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ohio1975 13 years ago

HTML and CSS are NOT programming languages

programming is programming - you learn program flow control, execute required steps, get the job done - the language used is just semantics

if you want to learn programming, just for the sake of programming, then it's like asking what is the best "beer" to drink. depending on your personality and learning style, pick one, anyone will do...

if you have a purpose and end project in mind - then go with what the platform has lots of support for (with examples) and is readily available.

for example, if you want to program web sites, start with learning how websites are formed - HTML & CSS directives that tell the browser how to display a site. then move into C, php that allow you to create web sites dynamically by manipulating those HTML directives programatically.
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alfordlee

13 years ago

HTML or PHP.....both are good to make a good base..

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johnnyN

13 years ago

my vote is html5 and css.
initially html5 is not hard, and css can be tricky but the basics are easy.

the real beauty of html5 is all the new stuff, which is complicated, but it is the future of the internet.
i would guess that within a year, you will be able to achieve 95% of what a standalone program can do.

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maxmalini 13 years ago

I would say that you should start with C/C++ and then go into PHP. If you are just ready to jump the gun at web programming, then go straight into PHP.

Here are some good resources on learning PHP:

Go to php.net - There is a Search Box on the upper right hand corner of the page where you can find information on different PHP functions. This is VERY USEFUL to keep as a resource for function calls and also because most of the time, there are examples on how to use the code in question.

Also w3schools.com/php/ - Really great resource on learning about PHP. There is a navigation menu on the left hand side of the screen broken down into PHP Basic, PHP Advanced, PHP Database, etc. You can start with the Basic and work your way up from there.

Also, if you are looking into doing more stuff with PHP, I highly suggest learning about MySQL and PostgreSQL.
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wedhooz

13 years ago

my first languange c++, from that i learn about object oriented programming, you should try it.

i don't know if i have to repeat this quote but i think i will

Markup language is not programming language

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Tom Albas

13 years ago

My suggestion is Php.

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13 years ago

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odehfehr

13 years ago

If you want to start programming, You must start with C language. C is basic of all programming language. If your basic fundamental of clear about C language, You can easily learn any programming language.

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murrad

13 years ago

For web go for HTML
For application development, go for C - ever young language.

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13 years ago

C language is Best for starting

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13 years ago

I also think PHP. And JavaScript. We're talking about useful ones to create web sites, right?

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Thrasher66099 13 years ago

Learn these languages and you should have a fairly well rounded knowledge of programming:

C++
VB.NET (very similar to C# but I'd say learn vb so you get used to different syntaxes. C# and C++ syntax is almost identical)
PHP
HTML
SQL (I use MSSQL but if you want to use MySQL or something else feel free)
Javascript

At that point you have covered most of the major areas. There are a few more but the rest are debatable as to whether you'll gain much from learning them other than knowing their syntax. I'd say that list encompasses most of the different programming schools of thought.

Also if you're into scripting I'd suggest you learn Python (it's actually a programming language but used most often for scripting at the present time)
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- sanjaypande 13 years ago
  
  It depends on what you want to do? Do you really want to LEARN programming or do you want to add names and acronyms to your resume for employment creds - Both goals are mutually exclusive!
  
  C is an amazing language but probably the WORST first language ever, and still people harp on it (You must learn to program in C or closer to the machine AFTER learning programming).
  
  For learning, the best languages are higher level, dynamically scoped languages with lambda calculus capabilities and higher order functions. Low level languages will NOT even allow you to think in those terms.
  
  The best first language in my opinion if would be a version of Scheme or Lisp - I think Common Lisp is probably one of the best.
  
  Python and Ruby are simpler on the eyes but they will never let you think at the speed a purely functional language which will and make you a better programmer even in lower level languages like C
  
  There are others that are good contenders as well, but try and stay away from platforms like the JVM (ruling out Scala, Clojure) and .Net (ruling out a whole bunch including C#, F#).
  
  You should also expose yourself to OOP languages and you just can't compare anything with Smalltalk. For OOP learn Smalltalk first and you WILL automatically be a much better programmer in Java, C# etc.
  
  These are my recommendations and are based on very solid foundations. Even today the creme of the crop is taught Scheme first, especially to learn programming and them moved on to syntax based languages.
  
  When I attended a grad level course in Artificial Intelligence at a univ in the US, the prof chose scheme for 1 reason - You can learn the language basics in less than an hour - Then you start programming (And that was the bloody hardest programming I've ever done - problem solvers and stuff ... We would've died if it was to be done in C.
  
  Peter Norvig, the director of search quality of Google and author of PAIP moved his stuff to Python from Common Lisp and Google uses a lot of Python, but I honestly don't think it's as powerful (Even though it's getting there).
  
  These are the best resources to LEARNING to program
  
  MIT Lectures (Attend free online)
  Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, Video Lectures
  
  The lectures are based on this book
  Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
  
  Another fantastic resource
  How to Design Programs
  
  Want to learn OOP.
  Squeak Smalltalk
  
  These are absolute gems for someone who wants to really master programming. After going through and understanding these concepts, learning any new language will be a piece of cake.
  
  Hope this helps,
  
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  Bretjsarena 13 years ago
  
  Yes even i will suggest you to go with 'C'. Its a basic programming language so that your basics will get clear and then you can start with any higher language like java or .net!!
  
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bettor

13 years ago

For web go PHP. you would be up and running in couple of weeks even with no prior knowledge. Then concentrate on some php framework for even faster development

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kamdendearg

13 years ago

Some people seem to think that this is a better understanding of a statically typed languages such as Java first, and even relatively low-level languages such as C, because it will give you a better idea of how the operation of the machine itself.

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nells james

13 years ago

C is the best and basic programming language. If you want to start programming then C is the easy to learn and simple language.

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TigerNone

13 years ago

I've found that the easiest language for getting started is Ruby. The syntax is very clear and it's a scripting language so it is very easy to execute. Also, with the popularity of Ruby on Rails, there are tons of very good tutorials on the internet.

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mnaresh

13 years ago

Hi friend I'm also a developer according to me php and c++ these are the best Programming languages .

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alexylee

13 years ago

C# and Java is good start, but then you have to confront the fact that it's not about programming language. More important thing is programming "framework"

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lovenot 13 years ago

Originally Posted by alexylee

C# and Java is good start, but then you have to confront the fact that it's not about programming language. More important thing is programming "framework"

I totally agree with this. Anyway, one should always start by familiarizing themselves with the logic and coding styles. After that, it doesn't matter what language you are faced with. It will all be easy to pick up and master. I personally recommend that you start with Java as it is strict and therefore will build your core foundation well.
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starli88

13 years ago

If for web development, you should go for PHP, javarscript and HTML
For desktop development, C# or VB.net

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r2r

13 years ago

Yes I think C & C++ is the basic language for programming..

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13 years ago

I think C & C++ are the best programming language to start..

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jmartinez

13 years ago

There is no best language. Each one is a tool you use to accomplish something. You first need to decide what you want to build, then pick the best platform to build it on.

With that being said, if your looking to build web related content then learning javascript would be a good idea since it's part of just about everything web related and should be into the future.

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SQLMgmt

13 years ago

If you'e asking 'Programming Language', C# or Java is good start.

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Sarahjt

13 years ago

For beginners I prefer C or C++ programming languages.

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bateati

13 years ago

any C# based lanuage in my opinion.

They're are pretty much the same with a different syntax.

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creativerobert

13 years ago

At first you have to learn C for the basic knowledge for the machine language and for web development must be HTML, XML and PHP for sure.

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13 years ago

My Language :

PHP is the best and I use Yii Framework

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kashif nazeer

13 years ago

I prefer php to start the language. it is simple and more demanding

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13 years ago

In my opinion PHP..as always..

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conanselmer

13 years ago

There are many programming languages available, but in all the languages C is the best language to get the first time. It is the best language for improved logic. All include basic knowledge of programming in C.

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oclseo

13 years ago

Originally Posted by rijans

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

Try study C++ it is the basis of all programing language existing today.

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kamirao

13 years ago

For web programming, PHP is great.
If you are talking about programming generally, then python is good to start with.

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DavidWincent

13 years ago

According to me, you must start with HTML for web development. It is quiet simple and easy to learn for the newbies. For programming it is good to start with C. Yes, C is the basic of all programming languages. You must get your logic clear by using this language so later it will be helpful for you to develop complex applications using .NET.

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fergalezras

13 years ago

I suggest you study the C + + or C # that is also recommended but I hate Java because of slow loading and the use of large memory, but Java is a very powerful language.

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apolwar

13 years ago

Originally Posted by rijans

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

I think HTML. They always say 'start with the basic'.

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freehugs 12 years ago

Originally Posted by apolwar

I think HTML. They always say 'start with the basic'.

HTML is not a programming language.
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aricajwalker

12 years ago

Choice of language depends on your application and the services you provide. If you want to provide online services, then PHP is the language or if you want the ASP application then. NET is the best. PHP will make your website search engine friendly and easy to promote online. You can speak with the language consultant or directly with the companies providing such services

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John Ac

12 years ago

Hy.

Since I'm also new in this, I would give my opinion, or better say my experience.
As programming languages I will say PHP, the motives you can find it in the all the post above, simple, you will find a lot of help and example. But it have his limitation, and to skip that I find Pearl

As for web development start with HTML and the go to CSS

As I said... this formula worked for me.

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SamirRastogi

12 years ago

Here is a free course by Stanford University on Programming. This is an intro course and it teaches JAVA.

Stanford School of Engineering - Stanford Engineering Everywhere

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12 years ago

Originally Posted by rijans

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

The best programming language to start with is C, which syntax is being used as a base for many popular programming and scripting languages (C++, C#, Java, PHP, JavaScript, ActionScript etc).

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CyberSEO 12 years ago

Originally Posted by hemant kumar

Dot Net Is the best.

.Net is not a language, and it's not for beginners.
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plepco

12 years ago

There is no "best" - languages are just tools. The programmer is what makes a language good or not good, depending on how he puts it to use.

That being said, any server-side scripting language is essential. That could be PHP, Perl, Python, or Ruby. Beyond that, you simply won't find a whole lot of people programming for affiliate marketing. Those are the major languages. That's important because if you wish to purchase scripts or share code, you want to have a lot to choose from. (Actually, PHP is most prevalent in this respect.)

Also, become familiar with SQL. Most hosting is going to be MySQL so if you know it, you can use it.

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pfreelancer

12 years ago

It depends on what you want to do with your programs. Web programming would be PHP. Desktop programming would be C++/VisualBasic.

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NewDeveloper

12 years ago

Go for C . For the purpose of clearing fundamentals of programming, go to the fundamental programming language itself. It helps in realizing the actual intricacies involved in programming, which other scripting languages and not even java can help in.

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aniket1988

12 years ago

Software Development
- C & C++ (The basic important language)
- Java (The advanced object oriented programming language. You can create applet programs, swing applications to dynamic website with SQL backends using Java Server pages. There are many other, more advanced modules of java.)
- SQL (For database integration & its basic knowledge is important. Reason being it also forms backend for PHP.)

Website Development
- HTML & CSS
- jQuery integration
- PHP
- CMS platforms like Drupal, Joomla, Wordpress

I myself am familiar with C, C++, JAVA (core part for now & learning advanced J2EE).
Im also good with HTML, CSS, jquery. Have built websites using Drupal CMS.
I also provide Freelance Website Designing Services using drupal.

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rockiealba

12 years ago

I would recommend PHP with MySQL as a second step in the process of starting / learning as they are both easy to learn languages very powerful and very well documented online.

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12 years ago

websites start with installing xampp on your desktop, then install a CMS like wordpress, grab a free template you like and start playing around customizing images, widths and other front end html and css stuff.

After you get a good grasp on html and css then move onto php and then javascript.

This should get you started and will be able to build most websites with this framework.

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joanah

12 years ago

PHP would be a good start if you want to go for website development. But you have to learn HTML and javascript.

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redleafloans

12 years ago

It depends on what you want to do. It's good to know C first because I think that's the starting point of all programmers. Other programming languages might have a different syntax but the concept would still revolve around C.

PHP would great if you're going for web development...

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shermancox

12 years ago

Wow...C as the first language? That is kind of tough...C is like New York, "If You Can Make It There, You'll Make It Anywhere"...If you can code well in C then you can code anything, so take the plunge if you will, but I think that you might want a different first language.

But as others have said, it largely depends on your reason for coding...

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transparentb

12 years ago

PHP is trash for beginning as a web developer. DO NOT LEARN ON IT. Go for Python or Ruby. Learn SQL and JS on the side. Pickup HTML and CSS afterwards.

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sandhyaijdv

12 years ago

yes PHP is easy to learn.
C language is basic programming language. If you do not know about C then may be difficult to handle all things.

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- kamirao 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by openxcellaus
  
  PHP is good for start but I think first you have to learn HTML language for web development because HTML is the basic language to learn.
  
  HTML is not a programming language, it is markup language. PHP however is server side programming language or even better "scripting" language.
  
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htmlthis

12 years ago

I would have to say that Python is one of the easiest programming languages to start with. It is being taught in different 101 college classes.

Get the Python Programming for the Absolute Beginner third edition by Michael Dawson. As I remember it should be around 30$ on Amazon.

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phpg

12 years ago

I love python, but i disagree, php is easier, though not sure is that a good thing or not... I think for many people it would be too hard to understand even basic concepts, e.g. how import (in python) works...

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12 years ago

Learn the basic of "HTML" Look it up..

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Saad Host

12 years ago

java and PHP is the best programming language to get start

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12 years ago

Hello..
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mopsyd

12 years ago

Well, I suppose it mostly depends on what you want to do with it. For the web I would suggest learning things in this order: HTML, CSS, javascript, php, MySQL. Using libraries like CakePHP, JQuery, etc will speed up your workflow, but you will have a better understanding of programming if you hard code from scratch. If you are approaching this specifically to get results on a project, use the libraries and then go back after you have things up and running to learn the ins and outs.
This is basically what each of the web languages you will most likely use do:
HTML - Displays the webpage, basically the skeleton.
CSS - Makes the page look stylish and appealing.
Javascript - Makes the viewers browser do things using their computers processing power. Good for dynamic content, but not very secure. Use it for AJAX functions and bells and whistles.
PHP - Runs on the server, does dynamic things behind the scenes. This is the default for moving dynamic data and content and is much more secure than javascript. Since it does not run on the users computer, it cannot do anything to the page once the page is loaded, you have to use javascript for that.
MySQL - This is the means of searching and updating records. Think of your database like a giant filing cabinet and MySQL is the means of finding, adding, altering, or deleting that data.
Actionscript - This is the programming language used in conjunction with Flash. You can use either AS2, or AS3. AS2 has more documentation, but AS3 is much more similar to javascript and can be easier to learn (and also more powerful) if you already have some experience there.
ASP - This is a microsoft implementation that serves a similar function to PHP. I really haven't done much with it so I can't really give you too much info.
Jscript - A microsoft implementation of javascript. Very similar aside from a few minor syntax differences as far as I have experienced.

Application programming can be done with Java, Ruby, C++, C#, C, Python, etc. Depending on the environment your server runs on. VB is very effective in a microsoft environment, and VBA is a stripped down version included in Microsoft Office to allow you to add functionality to the existing business software.

Resources for learning:
www . w3schools . com - learn most web languages here in easy steps.
www . khanacademy . org - nice set of easy to follow video tutorials on Python if you choose to go that route.

www . stackoverflow . com - useful community for getting quick and concise answers to practical programming dilemmas.
www . kirupa . com - same as previous

I would advise shying away from flash for the time being and focusing more on other languages that don't require a third party plugin. Flash will likely phase out in the not to distant future as successive improvements to html include more and more of the dynamic functions traditionally covered by flash. Also you will be alienating iOS users if you focus on flash, and there is really no reason to give up any potential market share if that can be avoided. Hope this helps you.

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AVIRA

12 years ago

v.net lang

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Assefseer

12 years ago

it depend on you which type of language you required to learn.there are many languages in market available.

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eadweardroger

12 years ago

Programing is very wast thing were you have to get started with all the basic, If you are trying learn programing then i would recommend you to learn basic languages like C and C++ first of all.

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Saad Host

12 years ago

PHP is the best programming language to get start.

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letsjoy

12 years ago

It depends which spectrum you want to work on, if its web PHP with base knowledge would be easy otherwise for software C is still the best to get started..

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Banned 12 years ago

If you want to start learning computer programming start with a good book or tutorial on programming.

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System Wide Solutions

12 years ago

The best one is C/C++

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derek.ang

12 years ago

1) html 2) php 3) java

This is my language flow.

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12 years ago

Desktop= JAVA
Web= PHP

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Jennifer Eagan

12 years ago

I have the same exact question, I searched online and I came up with this, you will have to learn more than one programming language if you intend to make money out of it, there are some courses that gives you introduction to programming, that's what they take in university in the first year, in second year they start with C++ and database programming like SQL, you can start with Python then C++ then MySQL.

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qualityweb

12 years ago

According to me PHP and Mysql is the best programming language to start only if you have the good knowledge in C.

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YemTv

12 years ago

You learn Visual Basic.it's easy to learn and helps you in future.

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thetaspark

12 years ago

1st decide which path to follow, Web or App Dev???
You can get started with Web development (HTML5 and CSS3), then moving to database (SQL) and scripting languages (PHP, AJAX).
OR start with App development (C# or Java), then moving to web development as above...

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Prateek Dwivedi

12 years ago

Depends, on a lot of factors. I was working as a security researcher/ethical hacker. So my first language was Python. Worked for me. On the other hand, I would have failed miserably if web designing was my field and I learned Pythin instead.

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System Wide Solutions

12 years ago

This depends on the requirement of yours. Every language has its own set of advantages and expertise on certain fields. So nothing is bad.

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12 years ago

Start with HTML and CSS fist. Next PHP

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dreamtech

12 years ago

PHP is a pretty loose language though. Some people seem to think it is better to learn a statically typed language such as Java first, or even a relatively low-level language such as C, since it will give you a better idea of how the machine itself operates.

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gowthamgutha

11 years ago

'C' is always the best programming language to start with, it is robust, reliable, easy, structured, powerful, a must learn language for every CS student