Programming Languages to learn

**LMFAO** · 07-31-2011

What are some programming languages that can be useful to learn? Also what are the programming languages from easiest to hardest?

**Myles** · 07-31-2011

From what i've seen/heard:
Easiest: vB.net
C#
Hardest: C++

Don't really know any other languages. :/

**LMFAO** · 07-31-2011

Ok, Thanks. Those are the first ones i was thinking about learning, almost done with VB.NET. Then i will probably do Python or C#.

**Abis328** · 07-31-2011

Just pick one from your sig and start learning.

Lol at almost done with VB.net

**LMFAO** · 07-31-2011

Originally Posted by Abis328

Just pick one from your sig and start learning.

Lol at almost done with VB.net

I never asked for the ones in my sig...

**Deany95** · 07-31-2011

I wouldn't even learn VB. I hate VB so that's just my opinion.

Learn C# then go onto C++ and maybe C. And another useful one would be PHP for server side (web) stuff.
After you've learned C#, C++ and C, look at assembly languages and learn PPC, this helps reversing apps and getting a better understanding of the code.

**LMFAO** · 07-31-2011

Originally Posted by Deany95

I wouldn't even learn VB. I hate VB so that's just my opinion.

Learn C# then go onto C++ and maybe C. And another useful one would be PHP for server side (web) stuff.
After you've learned C#, C++ and C, look at assembly languages and learn PPC, this helps reversing apps and getting a better understanding of the code.

Thank you! Someone who knows enough about programming! :D What are the assembly languages tho?

**Deany95** · 07-31-2011

Originally Posted by LMFAO

Thank you! Someone who knows enough about programming! :D What are the assembly languages tho?

Saves me explaining it: Assembly language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

**LMFAO** · 07-31-2011

Hmmm..... Seems like it would be hard to learn.

**Abis328** · 07-31-2011

Originally Posted by LMFAO

Hmmm..... Seems like it would be hard to learn.

Programming isn't mean to be "easy" to learn. If that's what you're looking for then you might as well stick to just youtube stuff. Any language may seem "harder" than another but in reality it all comes down to just dedicating some time to get the basics down and then you can progress from there easily.