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I think it depends on what kinds of problems they're interested in solving. It's not my favorite either, but you'll probably get better traction in Python. Ev
by lallysingh 7y ago
I think it depends on what kinds of problems they're interested in solving.
It's not my favorite either, but you'll probably get better traction in Python. Everything from Arduino to algo trading runs in Python. JS if they really like in-browser, but that's it.
- mft_ 7y agoPython is the closest in experience to the BBC Basic I grew up with, I think. The only challenge/disappointment vs. BBC Basic is that you need additional modules (and complexity) to output any sort of graphics; if this is of particular interest, I would highly recommend checking out processing [1]. [1] https://processing.org https://processing.org