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I want to learn how to program, what do you recommend I do first? I saw on several sites about python, which is a language to learn first, is good? Which should I leave after? Obg!
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To understand logic, start with an "easy" language, such as PASCAL, C++ that are used together with the logic of programming in colleges and courses and then go to object-oriented and related.
Apostille http://pt.slideshare.net/jocelmarios/lgica-de-programao-pascal
Video course https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xM56Mf6n3Ec
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Changing the introductory language suggestion from C++ (object-oriented) to C (procedural), I agree. And I personally prefer those languages where you learn the pointer concept rather than starting with Python’s Garbage-Collection, for example.
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So my friend, C++ can also be procedural, it all depends on the way it treated.
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It can, but if we’re going to set aside the C++ object orientation, what’s left is C. And for someone wanting to learn on their own, it’s best to recommend exactly what they need to learn.
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Learn programming logic, algorithms then set up the language environment and practice a lot
– rray
If you don’t know anything yet, I think code.org is a good option.
– cantoni
Hi Pedro, welcome to the site. Questions like this are not usually accepted here on the site, as they tend to generate many purely opinionated answers. I suggest you try to start with whatever is at hand, and from there bring more specific questions as they appear. It looks like you’re interested in starting with Python, so dig deep. This link can be a good start: http://wiki.python.org.br/AprendaProgramar
– bfavaretto
Like the one found below.
– Maniero