Want learn programming
Posted by Ruslan53674@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 10 comments
Hello I am Ruslanbek and I want learn programming to future. I'm 15 years old and in 9th grade, I only had experience in Scratch and vex iq code. Can please advice what programming language i can learning.
KitchenCommercial396@reddit
I started learning programming 3 years ago using python, and I would recommend everybody to start with that language. It's simple enough to let you understand programming and not get you too frustrated to make you quit early on.
There's a course on Udemy '100 days of Code' by Dr. Angela Yu, it's one of the best things ever if you want to get into programming.
Yes, you can learn it for free, but the course just provides a structured way to learn (also it's not that expensive).
KitchenCommercial396@reddit
Also if you have problem with English, they have subtitles in several other languages
patternrelay@reddit
Python is usually the easiest next step after Scratch since it reads pretty close to plain English and has tons of beginner resources. Once you're comfortable, try small projects like calculators or simple games. Don't rush languages, focus on building habits.
Normal-Chemistry-977@reddit
python. It is the newest, and try the Jawa script. very useful
Competitive-Pen-3673@reddit
Start with c language. It will make it easier for you to learn other languages later on. Go lang looks like a mix of c and python but it's powerful apparently, give it a try.
Gnaxe@reddit
C is actually not a bad choice. It's also one of the easier languages because it's relatively simple. It's also very popular. But it's pretty tedious compared to Python because it's so low-level. For larger projects it can be pretty hard to avoid serious bugs, in memory management, in particular, which mostly doesn't apply to higher-level languages that manage the memory for you.
Ruslan53674@reddit (OP)
Okay, thank so much , I have question what's video or links you can advice me?
cinematic_unicorn@reddit
Go.
Gnaxe@reddit
Since you're used to Scratch, you can pretty easily jump to Snap! BYOB. It's a pretty good upgrade that will prepare you for text-based coding. After that, try Python maybe. It's one of the easier languages and very popular.
Ruslan53674@reddit (OP)
Okay, thank you so much