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I would say that the best way to start understanding the different programming languages is not by leaning a generic course about programming languages features
by gkorland 6y ago
I would say that the best way to start understanding the different programming languages is not by leaning a generic course about programming languages features, but to pick one read about it and try to write a short project and then switch to another different language.
I would start with a low level language like C, then move to a more higher level like Java and finally end with a more "modern" language like Rust or Go.
- ck_one 6y agoGood advice to get started. I think I am past that point already. I use C++ for coding interviews, JavaScript (NextJS/React) for web dev side projects and Python (Pytorch/Tensorflow) for my research work.