I'm starting my first year of a BTech in Computer Science and Engineering, and I have no experience with programming languages at all. Can anyone suggest which language would be the best and easiest to begin with? I'm looking for something that covers the basics well and is beginner-friendly.
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I'd recommend starting with Python. It's beginner-friendly and has minimal syntax issues, so you can focus on learning concepts like variables, loops, functions, and data types. Once you're comfortable with Python, you might want to explore C++ next; it’s a bit tougher but definitely worthwhile for understanding programming fundamentals.
A lot of people suggest Python as the start, but if you're planning to take classes like AP Computer Science, you might want to consider Java or C#. They are quite prevalent in university courses. Also, I suggest following structured courses from universities instead of random online videos.
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Okayy thank you!!!