What are the basic computer languages that if learned will facilitate my learning of other computer languages?
anonymous
2008-09-06 14:51:25 UTC
What are the basic computer languages that if learned will facilitate my learning of other computer languages?
Seven answers:
Tizio 008
2008-09-06 15:43:45 UTC
C seems to have spread its syntax in many languages... nonetheless there are langs that looks different... according to me C is a good starting point... you can continue to C++ and Java and then... many more.
anonymous
2008-09-06 15:26:38 UTC
I would add that you should also take a look at some (what I'll call) non C-family languages. Most people here will say one of Java, C++, C. Those are very popular, but they aren't the only way that programming can be done!
Take a look at some of these (Wikipedia is a good place to start) language types:
I believe the truth you realize approximately such a lot of languages indicates that you simply do have an curiosity and it would effortlessly be that you simply havn't determined tips on how to observe programming to whatever you are focused on. So i could turn this slightly. Find what you desire to do with the ability then do and discover the correct one to make use of. Personally, i believe you probably fine off with C#. It can be utilized to application internet sites, packages, workplace addins/plugins and is utilized in Unity (3D recreation progress platform) If you cant discover whatever to do with that language then programming most often is not your factor. Get began through downloading Visual Studio Express and hit a few unfastened assets
anonymous
2008-09-06 15:09:32 UTC
"Basic" is the name of a, well, basic language that has been taught since there were non-mainframe computers. "C" is a very powerful yet straightforward language, and C++ (pronounced 'Cee plus plus') is one of the first object oriented programs. Basic used to be what was called an uncompiled language meaning that the computer read the text file itself and executed those commands, translating them as it went. Then they developed a compiled version of Basic, meaning that you could write the program and compile it, making it smaller and faster. Then C became the darling of the coders, since it was and is a really powerful language that'll do darn near anything, and is compilable.
Fudge
2008-09-06 15:34:13 UTC
I've heard saying that if u know C then learning programming other languages become a breeze ; well, that's true but C is a bit hard to start with ( due to use of pointers and so on ..)
A vvery good start would be Python (www.python.org)
Lekha
2008-09-06 15:02:30 UTC
My personal opinion is learn Java,if u learn it and master any other language like C# will be comparatively easier for you to learn.
Angela Q
2008-09-06 15:03:18 UTC
At the local university they start with Java now.
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