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I'd suggest you start with Python. It's widely used in the ML/AI community and in computational biology so the libraries and documentation are quite good. I'm a
by cageface 15y ago
I'd suggest you start with Python. It's widely used in the ML/AI community and in computational biology so the libraries and documentation are quite good. I'm a big fan of Ruby but it's got a lot of catching up to do here.
I'd leave C++ alone for the time being. Once you've explored the concepts in a simpler, higher-level language you can start to think about making them fast.