If python good to learn before c/c#/c++?

As question states.
Also, my most 'advanced' code after 10minutes in computer learning when I was meant to be making a 3d model.

Code:

x = input('Enter Age')
print(x + ' is your age')

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Originally Posted by CocksuckerCS

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Originally Posted by redrag

Short answer: If you are going to learn both, start with C.

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https://www.quor*****m/As-a-beginner-...mming-language
http://forums.macrumors.com/threads/...-else.1141966/
https://blog.udemy.com/python-vs-c/
https://www.quor*****m/Which-programm...-Python-or-C-1

He listed 3. I think c++ is kind a difficult I didn't like it much. There was many things that I could grasp but the methods and all of c++ was just too difficult to grasp. C# never touched and c never touched but I would start with c++ depends on what he wants to go into first.

Originally Posted by dongingman

As question states.
Also, my most 'advanced' code after 10minutes in computer learning when I was meant to be making a 3d model.

Code:

x = input('Enter Age')
print(x + ' is your age')

Python is a really simple language. I suggest you start with C#, then Python and after that continue to the C family (That's what I did)

I started myself with C and Haskell but Python is quite easy when you're starting so don't really worry, just start with C or Python!

I don't think so, C/C++ is probably the best language to learn with, or one of them at least. You can start with a basic "Hello World" program without having to use classes or objects and the syntax is very standard and common.

Then, once you have basic control flow down (ifs, switches, while loops, for loops, do-whiles, etc) you can start learning about enums and structures, and finally evolve into OOP (Object-Oriented Programming, classes and objects), instead of languages like C# and Java that are forcefully OOP languages.

Also, Python is a scripting language and C/C++ are compiled languages, so they have different uses and applications as well.

tl;dr: C/C++, but Python is awesome too!

If python good to learn before c/c#/c++?

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