Hey everyone! I'm 23 and I just graduated last summer. I'm really new to programming and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed. I've dabbled in C++ and C# a few years back during college, and I've got some experience with HTML (medium), CSS (basic), JavaScript (basic), and SQL (beginner). But honestly, I haven't coded much since graduation and have forgotten a lot of what I learned, except for the basics of HTML and CSS. I'm looking to dive back in and would love your advice on what programming languages to start with. Ideally, I want to learn languages that could help me land a job in the tech industry. Also, if you have any beginner-friendly resources with clear explanations, I would really appreciate it! Thanks!
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Starting with simple projects is a great way to learn! Just choose something manageable, like building a small website or a simple app. It'll help you get hands-on experience while keeping it fun and interesting!
By simple projects, do you mean creating my own or finding something completely different?