What Programming Language Should I Learn First?

★☆★PYTHON BEGINNER BOOK RECOMMENDATION★☆★

Should you start off with Java, C++, C, Python, Javascript, SQL, Swift, Objective-C or what!??

... Feeling overwhelmed yet before you even began your journey as a software developer? If so, good! The point of this video is to discuss all of that in a simple way and clarify common misconceptions among beginning coders when they are about to start. We discuss different programming languages and suggest which language you should perhaps start off with first. You can always switch over later! The important thing is to understand the concepts in a computer programming language especially as a beginner. Do not try to deal with both conceptual difficulty and syntactical difficulty at the same time. Imagine if you never knew any human language and you tried to start off by learning Japanese as an adult, that would be really tough. Start simple, learn the concepts, then transition to another language. We will talk about which languages to avoid as a beginner!

I worked on this project with my friend. Never knew ANY Javascript but picked it up within one day and built this whole thing together with my friend in about 1-2 days.

The idea behind the app is to be able to download commonly visited locations on an excel sheet and print them so when your GPS dies on you... You are still good to go.

I did a lot of private chess lessons and I depended on my GPS for the job. However, sometimes it died on me in very critical situations and that almost got me fired from my job.
This app was made for people who can use this in order to not have to rely on GPS solely to get to their destination.

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[julianaroberts]

4:00 <—not start off with
6:00 <—what to start off with: *python*

learn *python* then *java* then *c++*

[snatchedwig]

He said learn to code *PYTHON*,
thank me later




update: watch the ads so he earns something instead of skipping the ads

[birb]

*"Python where we can, C where we must"*
wow

[biggerbruhboi]

It took him 6.05 minutes to say python

[abortedButGoated]

He : Don't learn any c language first, it's complicated
College : c in first semester, fck yaa
Me: cries in corner

[TortoRacoon]

I found this video too late, I chosed Japanese and I've been living in Japan for 2 years by now

[semperfidelis]

Don't allow these Morons to bully you, mate, I like your allegories and examples, a beginner like me appreciates the lengths you go to hitting this from different angles.

[shoaibkhansafi]

why so less views? this video is gold.. people are missing on the only important thing.

[frankwillis]

Man says learn python, so Im finna learn python

[Uatemydoodle]

Banana is how you say banana in Japanese.

[revisualize]

Before I even started watching this video I knew that you were going to say Python just by clicking on your channel page. But, that answer is wrong. You're giving people an answer based upon you biased viewpoint. You know Python really well, because you learned it therefore you're telling other people to "Learn Python". But, if someone only wants to develop iPhone apps and have that be their solid niche in development. Learning Python then going to Swift is a waste of time that they should have been using to focus on Swift 100%. They should have been using the time to become an EXPERT in Swift. Same holds true for someone that ONLY wants to develop Android applications. Telling someone to learn Python then go and learn Java? Really? The problem is that when people are starting out they don't know when to stop and move onto the next language. And they shouldn't need to know that. Someone that wants to learn programming should first identify what they want to do. What do you want to do with programming? Android: Java; iPhone (iOS): Swift; Front End Web: HTML/CSS/JavaScript; Back End Web: JavaScript, PHP, Rails, Python... If someone wants to focus on automating Windows based computer systems (server/workstation) in 2016, I'm not going to tell them to learn Python. They should learn PowerShell, .NET via C#. ... I think you get the idea. While I don't disagree that someone should learn something. I think they should find their Why (am I learning this), What (do I want to accomplish), How (am I going to use this), Who (do I want to become through my learning/growth process i.e. my expertise).

[byenow.]

You are a real gem of a human being. Thank you for being so smart and able to communicate your knowledge so well to others via YouTube. Your existence is totally worthwhile.

[augmentedmanny]

Thank you man, its 2019 and I just got fired from my job. I really want to learn how to code and your insight on what to start off with helped me tremendously and motivated me further to push myself to learn how to code.. getting fired from my job motivated me in the sense that " where a door closes, another opens" I subbed and liked the video.

[nikhilkr]

Really...he has a way with words. the way he conveyed his message is pretty amazing.

[nirvannaik]

He said first learn-
Python then java then c and c++ then go on ....

[resheencooper]

Great video! I’m new to programming and it can be overwhelming with the amount of info and languages available. Thank you for making it easy to understand!

[gilesmcmullen]

I just love python, I think everybody should learn it!

[ibrahimajani]

Thanks for this. I'm pretty much confused on how to get started again coding. I hope this helps.

[SweetAlis]

Thank you so much for the introduction, it really helped me understand the concept because im totally new!

[PodinaTutorials]

insane and in perfect Tutorial. thanks !
Would love to see more Tutorials form you, more in depth with examples, than the one you made.