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I would strongly recommend C. You will learn a lot about computers, rather than computer science. If you want to stay in the computer science realm, I would re
by kevlar1818 10y ago
I would strongly recommend C. You will learn a lot about computers, rather than computer science.
If you want to stay in the computer science realm, I would recommend C#, C++, or Go. All three have the critical mass to be dominant languages in the next decade.
- jimmy-dick 10y agoI'm not sure what CS means in this context but my experience has been that C is the language of choice when doing "real CS" - which I'd define as the analysis, use and invention of data structures and algorithms on Turing machines. If you mean the engineering practice of turning specifications into machines then there are definitely better languages for that.