Question:
What programming languages to learn before LUA ?
2013-08-17 15:50:23 UTC
So I'm willing to get started with programming and my final goal is going to be LUA. I have NO EXPERIENCE at all with programming and im looking with what to start, now Programming for Dummies suggests that i start with BASIC and use Liberty BASIC as a program. I just wanted to ask you with which language should i start if i have no experience and my final goal is LUA
Four answers:
2013-08-18 23:06:56 UTC
LUA is a pretty basic programming language, but, if you would want another one to learn before LUA, I would suggest learning either Java or Python. They are both pretty high-powered languages, and are pretty easy to use!
2014-10-06 11:48:30 UTC
Best way to learn LUA, go to roblox.com (its a gaming site for kids basically but you can try and program LUA through Roblox studio)
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2016-08-07 22:26:17 UTC
You'll never write an assembly application from scratch up in actual existence. You most likely don't need to at that stage. You're better off learning C++ and working your method down, than studying C and dealing your manner out in both directions. When you be taught C with the aid of itself you can pick up unhealthy habits and have an aversion to matters that make you safer (for illustration utilizing booleans, structs, pointer arithmetic, void * pointers). C++ is already an attractive low degree language by way of today's specifications. Some things that you'll pass over that got here into different languages are the printf() capabilities, which you may want to read about, bitwise operations, and also you ordinarily need to understand pointer arithmetic despite the fact that you should rarely use it.
Xenonymous
2013-08-17 17:32:01 UTC
From what I know, Lua is one of the easiest and most basic programming languages to learn. Why would you want to learn something before that? I guess Javascript is pretty easy to learn, but I would recommend you learn the basics of HTML and CSS before you try Javascript - neither HTML nor CSS are programming languages.



To start either google "name of language you want to learn" and tutorials or youtube it.


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