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I wouldn't say any programming language is particularly easy to learn. Your best bet is to start out with one language and stick with it. PHP and Java are both

by ncw96 7y ago

I wouldn't say any programming language is particularly easy to learn. Your best bet is to start out with one language and stick with it. PHP and Java are both solid choices with plenty of great books, tutorials, and videos available to help you learn. I would also throw in JavaScript as a popular language that will open the door to a lot of potential web development jobs. One of the best things you can do as you start learning a language is to find some project that you want to build and start working on it. Having a clear goal to work toward can help the learning process. Then, you can post the code for that project on GitHub, which many companies will look at when considering you for a job. Good luck!

crmax 7y ago
Thank you for the useful reply, and I agree the best way to learn is find some project to work and learn on, nad it would form a nice porfolio as well, but the thing is, I dont really have a passion for a coding/programming, I'm looking into it just for the money, as I stated my situation in the post, I know thats pretty bad approach, but...
- sarathyweb 7y ago
  If you don't like programming, I suggest you to learn Go
- dragonwriter 7y ago
  > Thank you for the useful reply, and I agree the best way to learn is find some project to work and learn on, nad it would form a nice porfolio as well, but the thing is, I dont really have a passion for a coding/programming That's fine. You don't need passion to do a project (you can do it just because it's the best way to develop marketable programming skills, and you want to make money programming), and if you are motivated by passion in a programming project it can just as easily be passion for the application domain as passion for programming.