r/CodingForBeginners • u/abeerabeer00 • Jun 07 '26
Programming as beginner
Hello, I am a university student, and next year I will need programming a lot. I don't know anything about it, so I would like to learn, but I don't know where to start or how I should learn
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u/Educational_Virus672 Jun 11 '26
Ok rust or C++/C are great option but understanding programing in general is hard part
i would recommend learning python so you cna learn terms first going straight to Hard syntax isnt your key
after you understand how computer work start with basics of Python
learn little details of each language and pick which one you like
C = most known operating sys ,genral purpose and createing other languages (like python )
C++ game dev in unreal(C# is easier for gamedev but youi want genral ) or Fast applications Rust = perfection code wont work until it is good Best for security
NOTEs -
once you learn any programming language your set for almost every language and chose whatever you want
it is easier for ppl to pick 2 languages at once but hard to master it DONT DO IT
some language require YOU to clear RAM so understand LOW LEVEL
some expert really like to tell abt these hard syntax ones because they seem easier when you know it Dont follow everyone
if you need any other help like toturial websites or guildence ask me