Best programming language for a beginner?

Give your opinion on from where should a beginner start. Which language is the most beneficial for a beginner.

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It depends on what you want to do. What's your end goal?

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Start with Assembly and then go from there

C

Java can be pretty straightforward, if you can find an example to play with that isn't bogged down with (((industry standard))) boilerplate build tools

python, it's everywhere. maybe lua if you are a gamer.

Learn C, also make sure that you use a beginner-friendly book like "Head First C"

literally and immediately kill yourself

java is retarded explicit in everything.
it's strongly typed.
it's honestly a good language for a beginner to study.
if you think otherwise, you're just so fucking butthurt that java is doing a better job than your own favourite language that you refuse to even think about it

>java is retarded
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C
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This.

Visual Basic, C# or Python

C, it's the only thing you'll ever need.

Hardcore:
C:

Noob:
Python/C#

Retard tier:
Java

>Ctards are confusing "what is an efficient effective language" and "what language is good to learn programming from"

It's irrelevant, what you want to learn are the concepts behind data structures and control flow, etc. Read the wizard book

Visual Basic

C#

Easiest C language, then move to C, once you know those two you can learn every other language you want.

JavaScript. Only language beginners can use without installing anything, open up devtools and start programming.

*laughs in haskell*

c/c++ will teach you everything you need

ever heard of google?

C#
Use head first book
Make videogames

Cobol.
It will give you a sense of structure and methodical approach when coding.

This, afterwards they can transfer their skills to TypeScript which is even better.

Javascript is the only language you need to know. Everything will run in Javascript in a few years.