Choose the right programming language as a beginner !

            

                  As a beginner or new to coding, we always have a doubt to choose a programming language to start. Some may get advice from their friends, seniors, teachers etc. But, finally, you have to choose right programming language to start your career.

• First, question yourself  in which domain you want to go. (Eg:- like Data Science, Software developer, Full stack developer etc.)
• After you decided, research about it, Which programming languages you should learn, How many months it will take to complete, What  courses you should take to complete.
• Then put your 100 percent effort to achieve it.
• After that, do some projects on the programming languages you learnt. Here some of the projects you can do as a beginner in python click here.

Python:

        

        Python is always recommended if you are a beginner because rather than having to jump directly into strict syntax rules. Python is simple to understand for the beginners and reads like English.

        

        Python is used in many domains for developing and creating websites and software, in Data Science, data analysis and data visualization. In fact, it was used to build Instagram, YouTube and Spotify. Python is a fast growing programming language.

C:

        

        You will have no problem in learning other programming languages such as Python, Java, C++ etc., as the syntax is similar. In C every statement ends with a semicolon (;), if you miss, error will arise.

           

        C  language is very fast compared to other popular programming languages and it is very versatile as it can be used in both application and technologies.

Java:

        

        Java is an  object-oriented programming language that is in high demand. I can be written on any device and work cross-platform. Syntax is similar to C language.

         

        It is one of the most high-paid and most desired programming language. So, if you are looking to learn a programming language that is going to get you a great career, this might be the one. 

        

So, Finally :-

• If you are  looking for something easy: Python
• If you want a solid foundation to make you a master developer: C
• If you’re looking for a job or want to make mobile apps: Java
• If you want to try front-end development: JavaScript(JS), HTML, CSS
• If you’re programming for your startup’s website: Ruby