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Wieren2016-01-11 23:17:45
Mobile development
Wieren, 2016-01-11 23:17:45

What language should a beginner start learning?

I am interested in creating mobile applications and developing games on PC.
ps: I looked through similar questions, but I did not find it on my subject.

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Konstantin Malyarov, 2016-01-11
@Konstantin18ko

Come on, flies in one direction, shit in the other.
Mobile applications can be written in one language (pure Java), or bundled with other languages ​​(JS, PHP).
PC games can also be written in the same language (tic-tac-toe for example). However, most often they first write the engine for the game (it can be written in one language, or in several), then the game. More often than not, this is a collaborative effort.

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Vitaly Stolyarov, 2016-01-11
@Ni55aN

For mobile applications individually to the platform. Android - Java, iOS - Objective C, and games can be developed using engines such as Unity or UE4, there are several options, from C ++ to JS

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Sergey Bestuzhev, 2016-01-12
@sb32

My opinion is English! And then everything else.

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xmoonlight, 2016-01-12
@xmoonlight

Unity3D, C#

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Alexander Vasilenko, 2016-01-24
@SanchelliosProg

Well, I would suggest either Java+LibGDX or C#+Unity(3D).

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Alex, 2016-03-01
@alex-booka

Anyone... You need to learn something more global: concepts, principles and approaches. Keywords: "pattern" and "framework". You will spend a couple of weeks on the syntax of the language, a few months on philosophy (or even years at first). The syntax is easy to learn, and the philosophy of many languages ​​is the same, so changing the language is most often not a problem.
Start with the classics. Take the same C++. Well, or JAVA - then immediately (learning) you can write for android (there is a simple syntax, but a complex SDK).

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