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My university had an interesting approach to that problem - where it was necessary or useful to use real code, different classes were deliberately taught in dif
by stordoff 9y ago
My university had an interesting approach to that problem - where it was necessary or useful to use real code, different classes were deliberately taught in different languages (mix of Java/ML/C/MIPS/Verilog).
What language would you say is a good first language? To me, Python seems very readable to a new programmer without having a capability/tooling ceiling that you will eventually reach, which seem to make it a decent choice.
- fhood 9y agoAs much as I hate to say it, probably C. Actually, I wonder if there are any toy languages out there that are basically C without raw pointers? If so I would go with that.