Python...Why? Because it's fun and there's tons of learning material out there.

Starting with #freecodecamp is a good start.

1% of my target achieved for the year, 99% to go 💜

I’m a complete beginner but interested in learning. Learning as part of a group would be better than solo. If anyone wants to set up a discord or whatever I’d join 👌 can’t beat a bit of accountability and support

Python. I would not recommend Java ever again— Kotlin is newer, easier to learn and use, interoperable with Java, and officially supported by Google. This is coming from me who has primarily been a Java programmer for 20 years.

Yeah 🫂💜💜💜💜

Let’s do this!!! ⚡️

Yeah. It’s relatively easy to learn and get started. You’ll see that there’s a lot of overlap so learning Python will be useful for Java.

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Goat cheese?

C++ if you’re a masochist

🫂🤙,also, I’m my opinion, I think a great way to learn is to pick a project or idea that excites you, and study how could you learn the tools to build that.

Best of luck! Coding and CS in general can be super fun and magical if you overcome the frustrations (although they will always be back haha)

Depends on what you wanna code

(Can we learn together???)

It depends on what you plan on coding but probably Python.

Not Java. The concepts are very advanced for a beginner.

Python is much more forgiving, very widely used, and it’s fun.

Python is the first programming language everyone should learn IMHO.

Python is simple to learn and you can do much with it but if you want to get a coding job probably java as many non tech companies use java

Ultimately, the choice between Python and Java depends on your goals and what you want to do with programming. If you are interested in data analysis or artificial intelligence, Python may be the better choice. If you are interested in developing enterprise-level applications or mobile apps, Java may be the better choice.