Topic: What type of programming language is easier to learn? (Read 770 times)
almost all is easy
Hey, probably HTML, it's kinda useless nowadays, but easy. I just wanted to ask here; what languages should I learn to be able to make a site similar to LuckyB.it?
HTML for the structure, CSS for the layout and probably Javascript + PHP(a little MySQL).
Hey, probably HTML, it's kinda useless nowadays, but easy. I just wanted to ask here; what languages should I learn to be able to make a site similar to LuckyB.it?
It depends on what it is you want to make or do, for example to build a website or webapp, for example, you should learn HTML and CSS, along with JavaScript and perhaps PHP for interactivity.
learned HTML very fast.
HTML
I Suggest Learning Basic,
It was the first programming language I learned with, about 22 Years ago,
It is what most other languages took from.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BASIC
It was the first programming language I learned with, about 22 Years ago,
It is what most other languages took from.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BASIC
HTML is not a programming language.
And Scratch is for utter noobs, more suitable if you want to teach programming in the elementary school
And Scratch is for utter noobs, more suitable if you want to teach programming in the elementary school
Great. Will do...Thanks for the tip! 
i suggest first learn HTML
Html it's basic programming language
Html it's basic programming language
Thanks for replying. Looks like HTML and Python are the most easiest languages to learn yet. I'm going to study them... 
HTML. I've learned it in a day. Remembered most of them. It's not that hard because it has patterns.
I've heard HTML is one of the easiest and elementary programming languages.
HTML
php always easy and can be you happy
Thanks for your reply. As of now, my top favorite programming languages are Python and PHP. If there's any other easier language that anyone would like to share, please feel free to share it here!
python
scratch
scratch
Hmm...I will look into these. Thanks for your reply.
python
scratch
scratch
I've always wanted to learn how to code to become an experienced programmer/developer. Heard about different types of programming languages such as Java, Javascript, Visual Basic, etc. Some of them are similar to others, like for example, Java is similar to C++ and so on.
I'm looking for the most easiest programming language to learn how to code. I could then practice and develop my skills while I prepare to learn other extensive languages. If anybody could help me, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
I'm looking for the most easiest programming language to learn how to code. I could then practice and develop my skills while I prepare to learn other extensive languages. If anybody could help me, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
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