Depends on your path.
NOTE: All this is just my personal opinion.
For web dev, you have to learn basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. And then probably go on with a backend language (Ruby, Python, NodeJS), and a front-end framework (React, Angular, Vue).
For other things (CLI, Scripts, Automation) I recommend learning Python, as it is good at most things, but not great, except Data Science and ML, which it excels at.
For the lower level stuff, have a solid grip on programming concepts and then learn C/C++ and a bit of assembly (for operating systems).
Once you have a basic understanding of your chosen language, then you can start learning the fundamental algorithms and theories of computer science.For
I recommend starting off with Python because of its simplicity, and power (not speed). However it is up to you to decide the tools you want to use. 😀
If you want to do anything with the web (which is becoming more and more popular these days), JavaScript is a must. I feel like you must have a solid understanding of HTML and CSS before learning JavaScript. Be careful though, because JS is a framework and library heavy language, don't go into JS because of frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.
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Depends on your path.
NOTE: All this is just my personal opinion.
For web dev, you have to learn basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. And then probably go on with a backend language (Ruby, Python, NodeJS), and a front-end framework (React, Angular, Vue).
For other things (CLI, Scripts, Automation) I recommend learning Python, as it is good at most things, but not great, except Data Science and ML, which it excels at.
For the lower level stuff, have a solid grip on programming concepts and then learn C/C++ and a bit of assembly (for operating systems).
Once you have a basic understanding of your chosen language, then you can start learning the fundamental algorithms and theories of computer science.For
I recommend starting off with Python because of its simplicity, and power (not speed). However it is up to you to decide the tools you want to use. 😀
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What would you say about JS?
If you want to do anything with the web (which is becoming more and more popular these days), JavaScript is a must. I feel like you must have a solid understanding of HTML and CSS before learning JavaScript. Be careful though, because JS is a framework and library heavy language, don't go into JS because of frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.