Programming

[frosty]

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That was linked in my first post :@

 

and thanks for the responses everyone, I will try and start learning some Java/Python etc at home for the next year or so during College, I have to apply for Uni by the start of my second college year, so I'll probably choosing some kind of programming thing

[struki]

That was linked in my first post :@

 

and thanks for the responses everyone, I will try and start learning some Java/Python etc at home for the next year or so during College, I have to apply for Uni by the start of my second college year, so I'll probably choosing some kind of programming thing

 

I'm retarded lol

[Tweezy]

That was linked in my first post :@

 

and thanks for the responses everyone, I will try and start learning some Java/Python etc at home for the next year or so during College, I have to apply for Uni by the start of my second college year, so I'll probably choosing some kind of programming thing

 

If I am going to be 100% honest with you. I would recommend learning c++ first. I had no prior knowledge of programming and I started on this. Yes it can be a bitch at times, but once you know c++ learning other languages is a lot easier. From only six months knowledge of C++ I have gone over to Java, JavaScript and PHP.

[Bullet Wound]

If I am going to be 100% honest with you. I would recommend learning c++ first. I had no prior knowledge of programming and I started on this. Yes it can be a bitch at times, but once you know c++ learning other languages is a lot easier. From only six months knowledge of C++ I have gone over to Java, JavaScript and PHP.

 

Honestly, he won't gain much and it will only serve to confuse him to start with a harder language.

[omarfire00]

I found JavaScript very easy to learn, now after I finish that, what should I learn next? Should I learn java to get more into server side development and getting a bit into game development?

[Bullet Wound]

I found JavaScript very easy to learn, now after I finish that, what should I learn next? Should I learn java to get more into server side development and getting a bit into game development?

 

Game development with Java.

 

Oh lawd.

[Tweezy]

Honestly, he won't gain much and it will only serve to confuse him to start with a harder language.

 

I can understand this, but c++ was the first programming language I learned. I've always preferred jumping into the deep end though, that is just me.

[hV]

I can understand this, but c++ was the first programming language I learned. I've always preferred jumping into the deep end though, that is just me.

 

If he is planning to go to university in the UK, there is no chance he will look at C or C++ until third year. As he doesn't need to dive into any language in particular right now, it is best he chooses one that will most benefit his studies, e.g. Python, Java, or C#. That way, when university comes, he will know these already and can therefore go for more advanced languages without having to worry about his studies.

 

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[Tweezy]

If he is planning to go to university in the UK, there is no chance he will look at C or C++ until third year. As he doesn't need to dive into any language in particular right now, it is best he chooses one that will most benefit his studies, e.g. Python, Java, or C#. That way, when university comes, he will know these already and can therefore go for more advanced languages without having to worry about his studies.

 

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My first year at uni has c++ in it haha. Though, I am doing AI and Robotics