I'm 13 years old and I already have some experience with several programming languages like React, Python, C#, HTML, CSS, Luau (the Roblox programming language), SQL, and R. However, I barely use SQL and R since I'm not too interested in data-related work. I'm getting a new computer soon and would love to know what programming language I should learn next!
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At your age, the focus really should be on what excites you the most. If you enjoy game development, look into the languages that your chosen game engine supports. But if web development draws you in, mastering JavaScript, CSS, and maybe adding Typescript to your skill set can be beneficial too. Find what you like and let that guide your learning!
Absolutely. Follow your interest and see where it takes you, that way it’s always enjoyable!
With your interests in game development and AI, sticking with Python and C# sounds great. Since you know React as well, you could also explore JavaScript more deeply. Consider specializing in one area that you really enjoy, like game dev with Unity using C# or AI with Python. The key is to work on cool projects that excite you!
I love that idea! I’m mainly into AI for now, so I’ll produce projects in Python.
Same! Starting with some simple games in Unity with C# could be a lot of fun.
Instead of chasing more languages, try applying what you already know to solve real problems. Use Python for AI projects or build something cool in T3 with React and C#. Writing a program in each of the languages you know can help reinforce your skills. Remember, it's less about how many languages you know and more about how well you can use them!
That’s some solid advice! Maybe creating a simple project will help solidify my skills.
Definitely! I think working on meaningful projects is the best way to learn.
You’ve already got an impressive set of languages under your belt! Instead of jumping into another language, why not focus on projects with the ones you know? Gaining depth in a language can be more beneficial than collecting more of them. If you want to learn something new, consider diving into C or C++, as these will help you understand memory management better, which is crucial for any programming.
That's a great point! I've realized I need to focus on building real projects to really learn.
Absolutely! It’s better to master one or two languages than to just have a list of them.
Web development is fun! I love combining tools to create something interactive.