STOP Learning These Programming Languages
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Most beginners make a fundamental mistake when learning to code:
They start with the wrong programming language. Tune into the video to find out what are the best programming languages to learn as a beginner in 2024.
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Agree with you Mate. I couldn’t learn C++ but when started learning JavaScript it was a lot easier option.
This take is a major skill issue IMO, adding an intermediate “learning” language is just another point of friction, having a language taught properly while incrementally introducing concepts works well enough and allows real results to be achieved quicker as long as you’re starting with an adequate language for the subfield you’re interested in. This is a major motivating factor for learners.
Good point, that's fair
Actually, I think that BASIC (Beginners All Purpose Instruction Code) is the easiest language to learn with. In fact, that is why it was developed. To teach students how to program. It covers the very fundaments such as variable, arrays, loops, input, and output. I would start there to learn the basics.
C++ is fun until you reach OOP. Managing memory there (e.g., constructors) is a very convoluted work; it's like writing code while juggling knives.
Great analogy 😂
Great Video Vlad!
Do you edit them yourself?
Thanks man, I appreciate it !
I mostly do edit them myself.
@@vladaramacodes That's Great. I'm a video editor and will help you edit them for you. So you can save your time as well.I can share my portfolio too.Let me know we can connect (:
Currently going through web dev course (MERN stack) , University teaching C lang, want to go into Cyber Security and cloud computing, and was
About to watch a playlist on bash scripting . I don't know what's happening in my life 😂.
Ahhh shiny object syndrome, I have experience with that as well. The coding world is very vast so its good to explore different areas. However, my advice is to pick a field and focus on it. Have a core level 99+ skill and a bunch of level 10 skills.
JavaScript is portable too. Python is great, not to be confused with JavaScript.
I started with c++ and this doesn't look very difficult that's why I like it and it is my favorite language and the only language I know
I started with C#, but man, I wish I could have started with C++. I find myself slowly learning backward. It started with trying to understand how GC works, then I had to understand how memory allocation, pointers, stacks, and heaps work. It takes me many years to learn all that to write decently fast code. Maybe it was just because I ended up on the performance side of things.
if you want to be one of the many programmers, go ahead and study python
There is a lot of demand for Python and a lot of subfields you could specialize into (web dev, ai, machine learning, data science ...) so I don't think it should be much of an issue. As long as you are good, there will be demand for your services.
C is great to learn for 3 to 4 weeks.
Look at cs50.
Yeah C is a really important language to learn sometime during your coding journey. CS50 is a fantastic resource, planning on making a vid on it soon.
I also learnt python as my first language, I want to be a backend developer, and I use Django for the backend, but now I'm debating on whether I should learn frontend frameworks like react or Vue, so I can increase my chances of getting a job in either areas, or if I should just learn another backend framework like node js and express js and strictly focus on backend. Pls help me, I'm a CS student and I don't know what to do
In my opinion, even if you go for backend, you should know the fundamentals of frontend (HTML, CSS, JS) in order to be a better developper. So learn a bit of frontend and then focus on the backend if its your interest.
@@vladaramacodes please, how much CSS and JavaScript will I need?
@@cee4985I am currently making a complete roadmap to learn web development, the video should come out next week. My suggestion is to go through the “Foundations” course of The Odin Project. It should give you a basic understanding of the frontend and you’ll build some cool projects along the way.
@@vladaramacodes Thanks so much for the reply 💯❤️
Try out spring boot and go aswell
I started out in BASIC when I was 12. Then C / C++ / Pascal, etc. I've been a profession developer for over 20 years. I mainly uses C#, SQL, etc. My current company has some Python applications that our team has to maintain as well as our normal C# stuff. I cannot wrap my head around Python at all. I can normally fix an issue but it drives me nuts and for that reason I hate Python. I'd rather write assembly, I can understand it better.
Yeah, with your wealth of experience, I completely understand why you might hate Python. On another note, I am taking assembly next semester, any tips ?
I chose Python. I tried C and gave up back in the day so I agree with this video 😂