Programming Language Tier List for New Devs

Struggling to pick your first programming language? Don't worry, you're not alone! This video is your one-stop guide to navigate the vast world of coding languages.

We'll break down a beginner-friendly tier list, focusing on languages that are:

Easy to Learn: We'll prioritize languages with clear syntax and a gentle learning curve.

Versatile: These languages can be used for a variety of projects, giving you a strong foundation.

Fun & Engaging: Learning shouldn't be a chore! We'll highlight languages that keep you motivated.

Plus:
Career Advice: Discover which languages are in high demand for future jobs.

Community Resources: Get connected with other new coders and helpful learning materials.

By the end of this video, you'll be equipped to choose the perfect programming language to kickstart your coding journey!

Hit that subscribe button and let's get coding!

[DataPastor]

Nice video! I like that LISPs got some respect, not automatically “F”. 🎉

[blaisepascal]

Nice video! Still a lot of capabilities and opportunities in R. I use both Python and R, but I prefer R for data analysis and statistical analysis by a large margin.

[inoino]

nice video Brad, but I have a question. I'm currently learning about MIS, and decide to be a Data Analyst in the future. So, which language(s) should I learn? And where can I learn them? all I know is that SQL and Python are needed and nothing else (I have no programming history)

[sadiulhakim]

Is this a programming language tier list? And html and css are languages? And you put js in S tier ?

[craftvscruft]

Respect to your thumbnail game, Brad :)

[WoWUndad]

python for dsa leetcode, js for web dev, c++ for games