[tututysda2]

WAHT LANG is the best for beginning? in Your opinion and why?

[Xytyra]

Python, closely followed by C# and Java.
Python's syntax is extremely easy therefore motivating for beginners. You quickly see accomplishments and progress. I personally don't like how OOP works in Python but once you reach that point, it's time to migrate to Java / C#.

Best regards!

[xdddmeowon]

There's no one-size-fits-all answer, as the best programming language to start with depends on your goals and interests. Python is often recommended for beginners because of its simple syntax and readability, making it easier to grasp basic programming concepts. However, if you're interested in game development or working with Microsoft technologies, C# might be a good option. Java is another great choice, especially if you're looking at enterprise-level development. Ultimately, it's about what feels most comfortable for you, so experiment with a few and see which one aligns with your interests and projects.

[SeouYeoung]

I say python as well.

Python -> javascript -> C#

is how i learned.

for python repl.it is great esp the 100 days challange. (great for beginners)
of course personal projects make you learn faster.

[timmypeachstatistic]

I feel like python is the best programming language as well because it allows you to get your program up and running from start to finish much faster than a lot of other programming languages.

[OGs]

I started with JS you should start with either JS or Py

[Datfacethough]

depends on your goals, as others have said.

[miso]

ngl it depends what you want to do

c# is probably the most versatile one. good speed and flexibilty, but .NET is shit
python is only really useful for concepts, runs like shit and not very flexible

i hate webdevs so js is a no go for me

(ive been doing C#/VB.NET since 2018 or sum like that)

[droid151]

I'd actually argue that js is the perfect language for the beginners, as they can see, in real time, what they are doing.. and this is coming from a systems programmer

they will learn all sorts of bad practices there, but as an entry point.. as in, the place where people learn whether the programming is something they would enjoy, the basic level web programming is as perfect as it gets