No single programming paradigm is more important than any other.
Don't buy into any particular school of thought.
Don't over-abstract your code.
Avoid object oriented programming, and languages that enforce that style of programming, especially whilst you are a novice.
Focus on the data that your programs are handling, rather than what it is doing. The former informs the latter.
Learn to use a debugger. Use it early. Use it often. Don't put it off until you have a problem. Step through your code to see how things change during execution.
for me it was comfortable to start with c# it's well structured and easy to understand.
Javascript on the other hand is a mess to read and to write if you'r a novice, but just my oppinion ;)
++ on the debugger
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No single programming paradigm is more important than any other.
Don't buy into any particular school of thought.
Don't over-abstract your code.
Avoid object oriented programming, and languages that enforce that style of programming, especially whilst you are a novice.
Focus on the data that your programs are handling, rather than what it is doing. The former informs the latter.
Learn to use a debugger. Use it early. Use it often. Don't put it off until you have a problem. Step through your code to see how things change during execution.
Why stay away from OOP
for me it was comfortable to start with c# it's well structured and easy to understand.
Javascript on the other hand is a mess to read and to write if you'r a novice, but just my oppinion ;)
++ on the debugger