First Programming Language to Learn?
What should be my first programming language to learn? I want to eventually code android/iphone/mac apps but I need to start somewhere. So where should I?
Java
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In my opinion I think you would be best advised to learn Java as it is the language most commonly used in the development of android apps and similar applications.
Also I think that it is the 'easiest' language to understand.
Hope this helps
I recommend you first start off programming with java. Most Android related stuff is in java. Because you want to eventually program for iOS and OSX you should start learning C/C++ after your familiar with Java.iOS and OSX are written in Objective C, which is an object oriented version of C++. Knowing C/C++ already would help you immensely. Thenewboston has some of the best tutorials for programming in Java, C/C++, Objective C, and iPhone/Android development.
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