+1 for c++ to learn how to it works
Getting into Coding.
Where would anyone recommend learning how to use R? I want to learn data visualization and that kind of stuff
for web development start with front-end stuff like html,css,JS and back-end stuff
Python is a very good programming language and beginner friendly
check coursera/edx
start with cs50 on edx
Python is a very good programming language and beginner friendly
check coursera/edx
start with cs50 on edx
Do Hackerrank or Leetcode have options to add friends and see their progress. It would be a great alternative to what OP had in mind when setting up this thread!
If you like the functionality of things, learn python or c#.
If you like creating art, or making things look good, learn php, html and css.
If you like creating art, or making things look good, learn php, html and css.
i will advice you start with web dev, HTML.
Originally Posted by sharpMouse
Learning JavaScript as the first language is an epic failure. This is very bad language itself, might be even the most bad.
megalul: JavaScript is the widest spreaded scripting language in the World. If I add Typescript to it (it compiles to JavaScript, so should be fair) then JavaScript have no competitors.https://insights.stackoverflow.com/*...r-technologiesⓘ
https://githut.info/ⓘ
well most already replied to you what I would suggest alot of people are stating that PHP is really a dead outdated language, and javascript is the devil so right now the best place to start with be HTML5 & CSS3 WITH BOOTSTRAP 4 for web design and java is always best for app development if your wanting to develop for android.
The main thing is not to bother with a bunch of materials, but to choose one thing. For example, when I studied unity, I gathered a lot of different resources, services and courses. In the end, I was torn between all this. Then I just focused on one of the courses and the process started moving. I advise you to choose the method that suits you the most and only deal with it, then you can change it. The main thing is not to spray your attention.
Codecademy is a really useful resource in getting started and developing your coding skills! I highly recommend it as a interactive learning platform
I will vote for C# and Python.
thanks for the answers, will be usefull to many ... 
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