Author Topic: What coding should I learn?  (Read 521 times)

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I have no experience in any coding. I'm going to the library eventually to get a book to Lear but I don't know what to learn. I'm looking for something not too hard and I kind of want to stay away from 3d modeling. I can't model for my life.
Edit: Could you also recommend a book?
« Last Edit: July 08, 2013, 01:27:59 AM by Stunty »

I'll go ahead and link this. It's a quick look at a variety of commonly used languages, such as C/C++, Python, Ruby, Lua, etc. Take a look at some of the examples, and see which one looks the best to you.

Since these rundowns are targeted at people who have had previous programming experiences, these are no proper tutorials, but a taste of what you may be learning. After you've selected a language, I'd look up a more in-depth introduction.

There's no one definitive language you should learn first before anything else. It all depends on what you want to become familiar with. Nowadays, you can pretty much make any sort of application in any language, e.g. making web servers with moonscript.