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Were you programming before that job, though? What I meant to say is that few people start programming in C. It's usually Java, Python, or Ruby these days. Sch
by pwnstigator 17y ago
Were you programming before that job, though?
What I meant to say is that few people start programming in C. It's usually Java, Python, or Ruby these days. Scheme occasionally.
- jazzychad 17y agoAh, I see what you meant: "No one starts learning to program in C anymore," correct? I thought you meant, "no one starts out their career in C." In that case, yes, I started programming in BASIC when I was very young, then several other languages, and then C during college.
- ramchip 17y agoDon't forget Basic, visual or not ;) Matlab is also very popular in engineering. Personally, I started with toy programs in QBasic that an uncle taught me, then playing around on the TI-80, then Matlab when I entered uni (first 'real' programming).