[su_heading size=”18″ margin=”40″]Are you a newbie to programming? Today we will present you four ways to choose your first language! [/su_heading]
We know that learning to code from scratch is difficult and it may take time (years) to become a master of a language. In this article, we will address a key question that concerns all newbies: How do I choose my first language?
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So I recently happened to come across an interesting infographic that analyzes this specific question. Udacity has compiled data and presents the top 10 programming languages in the US (according to data from IEEE Spectrum) to help you choose which language is best for you who are starting out now!
The basis on which this infographic is made varies depending on your location, lifestyle, and the potential for career advancement after choosing a specific language.
Based on flexibility, Python or C++ come first, as they allow you to work in a multitude of different fields such as gaming or embedded systems development. JS or PHP prepare you for a career in web development. Similar observations and trends are made based on average annual salaries, location, and popularity.
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Take a look at this remarkable infographic and tell us your opinion in the comments below, which language will you start with?
