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Roman2013-11-14 19:50:26
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Roman, 2013-11-14 19:50:26

Current programming language

Guys, please tell me which programming language to start with. What is now developed and promising? I look towards Java and Python.

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victorv, 2013-11-14
Kudrin @kudman

Each language has its own scope, possibilities and limitations. Even general-purpose languages ​​such as C\C++, Java, C#, Russian, English... Decide what projects you are going to do (Web development, Desktop applications, Mobile applications, Operating systems, Low-level microprocessor programming, etc.). etc.). Decide on an eco-system in which you intend to program (Microsoft, Oracle, Google, Apple, ...). And only after that you will be able to decide on the language in which you will have to (!) Program. As practice shows, one "universal" language is still not enough. Remember that learning the syntax and grammar of a language is just the beginning ... If you choose between Java and Python, then IMHO it is better to choose Java for learning programming, as a more specific and formally well-defined language, for which you will find many textbooks. My advice: read the primary sources from Sun\Oracle first. openJava Tutorial , grab the NetBeans IDE (it's the best tool for beginners... on the start page inside the IDE you'll find useful links to various tutorials), and off you go... Good luck!

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Timur Shemsedinov, 2013-11-14
@MarcusAurelius

Whichever one they take, JavaScript will still need to be mastered, start with it, and then, maybe, Node.js will like it .

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BArtle96, 2013-11-14
@BArtle96

Depending on what you need programming
For creating websites html, css, js, php, ajax and so on...
For mobile applications java, Objective-C and so on...
For computer programs C, C++, Delphi and so on. ..

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Alexander Tipugin, 2013-11-14
@atipugin

Ruby :)

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igordata, 2013-11-14
@igordata

It's better to start with C#, simply because you can throw controls on the form with the mouse - and already a programmer. And then learn Java.

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Roman, 2013-11-15
Kudrin @kudman

Thanks to all! I finally decided that I should start with Java.

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afiskon, 2013-11-15
@afiskon

See this note . There is a lot of pain waiting for you in the Java world, it's not too late to change your mind :)

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