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Do you want to learn to program? Where to start? What is the easiest programming language to learn? How to choose the right one? Can you work as a programmer with it? You surely have many doubts to choose from. In this post we will help you try to resolve them... Jump into programming .

The first question you might ask yourself is:

xWell, if you asked ten programmers that question, you'd get ten different answers.

There are hundreds of existing programming languages ​​( FORTRAN , Ada , Perl , ALGOL , ASP , Python , BASIC , Java , JavaScript , Ruby , C , C++ , C# , Lisp , COBOL , Delphi , Visual Basic , Objective-C , Pascal , Go …) and, as with languages, there are some that are very popular, widely used or easier.



On this page https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index// you can find a ranking made by a Software company that has developed an algorithm based on the execution of a multitude of taiwan phone data queries in the largest search engines in the world, giving us results on the number of programmers specialized in each language, training offer and companies that work on them.



First step: objective
The first step in choosing a programming language is to determine your area of ​​interest, your goal for programming. Depending on the type of project, you will need to choose a language type.

If you want to work in web development, you can choose JavaScript, Ruby, Python, Java, HTML, CSS, PHP or ASP; for video game development , JavaScript, Java, C or C++; for mobile applications, Ruby, Java, C, Objective-C or Swift; for desktop applications, Python, C or C++; for working with databases , PHP, Java, Ruby or Python; for working with operating systems , Java or C; for working with artificial intelligence, PROLOG or LISP… If you are not sure, you can choose a language that can be used in several areas, such as Java, for example, or a more specialized one, such as COBOL, which is mainly used in business.

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Great article for beginners! I think JavaScript is a must-have on this list since it’s so versatile and beginner-friendly. By the way, if anyone's looking to hire a JavaScript developer, here’s a helpful resource: https://www.cleveroad.com/blog/hire-javascript-developer/