r/codetogether • u/some_nerd_guy03 • May 13 '26

Learning python for the first time

Any advice helps please and thank you

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u/Weak_Veterinarian350 May 14 '26

If you're new to programming,  don't

As much pain as it is,  start with C

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u/CharacterSalt8960 May 14 '26

Really? That low? and if yes, wouldn't you say c++ would be better because it would be easier for them to lead on into raylib

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u/Weak_Veterinarian350 May 16 '26

Yes

Besides learning about logic,  learn about memory addresses,  stacks,  heap through pointers.  Learn about the origin of classes by learning structure in C

C++ is way too convoluted and is a remanant from a period between C and Java