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<blockquote data-quote="griimnak" data-source="post: 456218" data-attributes="member: 35695">Hello, Python fanboy here. <a href="https://github.com/griimnak?tab=repositories" target="_blank">https://github.com/griimnak?tab=repositories</a>I'd say Python is a great place to start, for learning basic syntax of programming. if else blocks, try and catch, imports and modules. It's all really simple and forgiving in python.Javascript is a must as you'll learn the fundamentals of the DOM and standard ECMAScript without frontend libraries. This knowledge will carry over nicely when you transition to Nodejs.And Java is great because it seems to be a standard in universities and workplaces. It'll teach you OOP, types and Access modifiers which also carries over to php, C++, C#.And don't underestimate Python just because it's easy. If you delve deeply into Python you'll realize you can make almost any app, program, webapp or server with it.It's a really productive and powerful language, that's why it's my go-to. And if you're interested in AI at all, python is basically right at the frontline with <a href="https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow" target="_blank">Tensorflow</a><a href="https://www.djangoproject.com/" target="_blank">Django</a> and <a href="https://falconframework.org/" target="_blank">Falcon</a> are still among the top web frameworks. Performance is not an issue because there's things like gunicorn etc.<a href="https://www.palletsprojects.com/p/flask/" target="_blank">Flask</a> is my favorite but it's not typically used for production, more of a micro framework.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="griimnak, post: 456218, member: 35695"] Hello, Python fanboy here. [URL]https://github.com/griimnak?tab=repositories[/URL] I'd say [B]Python[/B] is a great place to start, for learning basic syntax of programming. if else blocks, try and catch, imports and modules. It's all really simple and forgiving in python. [B]Javascript[/B] is a must as you'll learn the fundamentals of the DOM and standard ECMAScript without frontend libraries. This knowledge will carry over nicely when you transition to Nodejs. And [B]Java[/B] is great because it seems to be a standard in universities and workplaces. It'll teach you OOP, types and Access modifiers which also carries over to php, C++, C#. And don't underestimate Python just because it's easy. If you delve deeply into Python you'll realize you can make almost any app, program, webapp or server with it. It's a really productive and powerful language, that's why it's my go-to. And if you're interested in AI at all, python is basically right at the frontline with [URL='https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow']Tensorflow[/URL] [URL='https://www.djangoproject.com/']Django[/URL] and [URL='https://falconframework.org/']Falcon[/URL] are still among the top web frameworks. Performance is not an issue because there's things like gunicorn etc. [URL='https://www.palletsprojects.com/p/flask/']Flask[/URL] is my favorite but it's not typically used for production, more of a micro framework. [/QUOTE]

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