Beginning programming

[Rl808]

Started with C++, on Geany. Not amazing but very useful to understand basics of programming 

[Gucciira]

Honestly! I hope IT in college treats you well. I'll be in your same spot next year haha

I will be starting on January 13 xD Good Luck on you bro. 

[ExploitPH]

What programming language did you start with?
VB.net

 

Why did you choose that language?

When I was in grade school my two brothers were taking Information Technology and Computer Science. They were teaching me the programming basics until programming became my fashion.
 

Where are you at with that language?

Professional Level. Now, I already sold some of my programs. And currently working on new ones.
 

How beneficial has that language been to you?

It helps me understand C++ and JAVA easily.
 

Extra Notes
Make programming as your passion. Think out of the box. Sometimes, the problem is the solution itself in programming world.

[classiclub]

i really want to improve my programming skills. i actually do c++, phyton in a very lil level i wanna learn more and  get information on cool things resources

[jackwu0329]

What programming language did you start with?

Java.

 

Why did you choose that language?

interest
 

Where are you at with that language?

I don't know Because just interest 

 

How beneficial has that language been to you?

Can help me understand the basic Coding

[Barbadoshi]

Lmao I'm still in college and I hope my response can help you with whatever it is

 

What programming language did you start with?

C++

 

Why did you choose that language?

It was part of the school's curriculum so I had no choice.

 

Where are you at with that language?

Entry to a little above entry since I didn't really like it and I just decided to try and focus on other languages

 

How beneficial has that language been to you?

Honestly, as a college student who doesn't really go out into the industry to freelance and stuff like that, C++ is kinda useless. It might be useful when you're in the profession itself but as a lazy student, it doesn't really help with anything.

 

Extra Notes

I'm actually more well-versed in Java than I am in C++ and I can say that Java is indeed a step up from C++ but I'd recommend that you learn the basics from C++ and when you reach to the point of OOP, start with Java until you can use some Java frameworks. It really helps since it makes it easier to transition from one language to another. I'm trying to focus on python but I'm still lazy but I'm planning to push my limits with python soon enough for my thesis lmao

[AnXiezY]

Whatever you start learning don't compare yourself to experts in the language, only compare yourself to previous day yourself. This way you won't rush to anything and won't feel depressed when you see pros coding.

[xTuzky]

What programming language did you start with?

 

VB.Net

 

Why did you choose that language?

 

I had to study it in High School

 

Where are you at with that language?

 

Good level, had made some apps.

 

How beneficial has that language been to you?

 

Having a background in VB.Net really helped me when I was learning C# .It has also made me some money.

That sounds interesting, I have never heard of that to be honest. I will search into it, thanks for responding .

[xTuzky]

Started with C++, on Geany. Not amazing but very useful to understand basics of programming 

I have heard lots mention starting with C++ to help guide with other languages. Makes me consider checking it out but I heard it wasn't too easy to understand. It's on my list of what i'm looking at going at although!

[xTuzky]

What programming language did you start with?
VB.net

 

Why did you choose that language?

When I was in grade school my two brothers were taking Information Technology and Computer Science. They were teaching me the programming basics until programming became my fashion.
 

Where are you at with that language?

Professional Level. Now, I already sold some of my programs. And currently working on new ones.
 

How beneficial has that language been to you?

It helps me understand C++ and JAVA easily.
 

Extra Notes
Make programming as your passion. Think out of the box. Sometimes, the problem is the solution itself in programming world.

This was a GREAT response! Thank you. I have to research on this language, haven't seen or heard of it. But if it helps me understand C++ and Java, it might be worth while. I have many creative ideas and I really want to get into enjoying programming. If you happen to see this message, may I ask how many years you spent before obtaining a professional level?