What was the first programming language you learned? What was the second?
Basically ... write in a few words when and how did you get into coding.
What was the first programming language you learned? What was the second?
Basically ... write in a few words when and how did you get into coding.
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Turbo Pascal
Locomotive Basic, with my CPC 6128
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amstrad_CPC
cpcwiki.eu/index.php/Locomotive_BASIC
It was QBasic. My dad use had a few programming magazines and you could copy the code from there to get a full working game. So I spent hours typing just to realise that I had misspelt something and it wouldn't work, so I had to start over.
It was so much fun.
For me it was php i was 14 Years old un that moment (now im 22 and i work as a developer) i have a lot to learn...
ActionScript , I used the former "macromedia" flash editor to create websites. But as we all know ... flash is no more 😁
Java back in school
Q-Basic
Here is how it went for me
C -> Python -> C++ -> C# -> HTML, CSS -> JS -> Go ||
I use Python the most. Then C++, JS
I'm learning python and learning neural networks and machine learning
I learned C.
HTML😂. Don't kill me I know it's not. But I started with it and my first one was C++.
ZX81 Basic then Z80 assembly language for me. C then C++ a little while later.
When I was a kid I played around with HTML and CSS a bit... not really programming, but contributed to an Animal Crossing fan site and forum. 😂
The first true programming language I learned was Scheme in C211 at Indiana University. I remember being frustrated at the time at the lack of constructs like
for
loops, but now appreciate getting exposed to functional paradigms early on.C64 basic for me, I typed so many programs out of magazines back in the mid 80s as a teenager...
Visual Basic for Applications. Inside Microsoft Excel. I'm not proud of this haha.
VB for Applications, then VB.NET, then C#, then Ruby, then Python and then Elixir.