which computer programming language beginner should learn first?
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2014-03-30 03:58:30 UTC
i want to learn web programming,but i am not sure that which computer programming language should i learn first? HTML or HTML5
Which language is better for beginner in web programming HTML or HTML5 ?
Nine answers:
Steven V
2014-03-30 08:28:01 UTC
Learn HTML5 with CSS and Javascript because the future will certainly be using that for a few years to come. That's what web sites are written in and even some mobile apps use it (e.g. Netflix).
However, you should learn more than one language. Java is the most popular language for jobs and I think therefore the one I think is most worth learning. Take a look at this site and you can pick any of them...it even has links to classes. https://www.udemy.com/blog/best-programming-language/
Additional classes are available at the incomparable Coursera site:
https://www.coursera.org/
Remember, you can just audit the course (take the course but don't do the homework/quizzes) so that you can learn languages. However, if you are just starting off, you can take the classes and companies will look at your completions in these courses.
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2016-03-12 03:49:25 UTC
You're on the right path. Javascript is great and it's the best one to learn and most practical without getting complicated. Note that HTML and CSS aren't programming. What you are doing in those languages is creating a portfolio and modifying the text and pictures to look a certain way. The benefit of Javascript is you don't need a compiler therefore it can be displayed directly on a browser. The easiest language to learn is BASIC, but you won't get to apply it much to anything so you really won't be learning for much. BASIC and Visual Basic are mostly used in an office setting, like for storing files and such. Do you work in an office? I don't think you would. The problem with C, C++, and Objective-C is they are very practical, but only when you've taken the right mathematics courses such as Discrete math. You can build programs without knowing the math, but once you want to create the nice programs, then you need some math, and it's not something regularly taught in k-12, this is college. So to answer your question, Javascript no doubt. There is easily plenty of Javascript courses online.
Hassaan
2014-03-30 05:36:02 UTC
First choose C, C++, C# these languages are used for creating computer programs these are good and easy for the beginners. If you want to create web plugins and mobile apps so learn Java and javascript. Then try python it is also easy for the beginners. Then learn PHP it is used for web programming and then try the other languages.
Hope my answer is helpful
rui
2014-03-30 04:28:00 UTC
Ok now. 1) HTML is not a programming language, it is a markup languages. I would start with simple HTML, then go for HTML5-specific stuff. You will need to learn JavaScript too.
Good place for learning is Code Academy
geek
2014-03-30 04:48:44 UTC
HTML5 is NOT a programming language. It is a mark up language.
If you have no programming experience at all (sounds like you dont) then learn perl. It's simple, easy to learn and has a plethora of uses, and its not a dead language.
Then move onto to python. After that depends what type of programmer you want to be. Web ? low level? GUI applications?
MeMeMe
2014-03-30 04:31:18 UTC
Pascal won't get you very far with web programming (or web design). Start with HTML5, which is pretty much the same as HTML. Once your familiar with HTML, which shouldn't take very long, continue with CSS to style you Website (e.g. change the style of headers, add borders to your paragraphs, etc). Then learn JavaScript which unlike HTML and CSS is a real programming language.
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2014-03-30 05:33:21 UTC
HTML5 is HTML...
free video demonstrations on HTML5 on w3-video.com