Should i learn Python or C or C++ as a first programming language ?

Depends on what you want to do.

Python would be the easiest of those.

Fucking decide and just start learning!! You said python in your first rant, then python vs js and now python vs c vs c++. I personally learned c++ as my first lang and I didn't die yet so I can recommend it 👌 but just decide. You can learn others later

😂Thanks i will start with python and no one can stop me @b3b3

@jinzo isn't jinzo that one monster from YuGiOh that pisses me of every time?

He's the one@b3b3

It depends on what you want to achieve and what learning curves you can handle.

Python is by far the easiest imho, C is harder but still simple and learning it also provides more basic understanding of what actually happens in the computer.

In the long term I'd recommend learning both.

Thank you for your reply it's really helpful @deadlyRants

@jinzo damn. I hate you!
(Discrimination based on name)

Python should be a good way to start @7root

@7root assembly is a bit lower that C ;)

I hate him too @b3b3

Im into penetration testing and cyber security @7root

@7root I use C every day and we're learning asm for microcontrollers in school. It actually is kinda cool imo

It's not the programming language u should learn ,try learning different programming paradigm

This would help u lot

How did you even end up here?

Well my first language was PHP and I turned out alright so i wouldn't worry too much.

Kotlin

What does that mean ?@Kulijana

@jinzo
Let me clarify. How. Did. You. End. Up. Here.
By here I mean devrant, by end up I mean how did you find this and why did you make an account.

I'm just looking for answers thats all. @Kulijana

@jinzo
I may have sounded a bit harsh, that was not my intent, I am just interested in the actions that took place that got you here, because, well its a dev platform, and its strange that you end up here before typing a single line of code.

I'm just getting started. Sorry for being foolish @Kulijana

@jinzo
Best of luck to you man, and welcome to the community.
And to answer your question, I would start from c, as it gives you a great insight into many things about programming, and once you learn c, you basicly already know half of java, c# and other c-esque languages. Python is not a programming language, but a script one, but its also alright if you want to start slowly.

Thank you for your tips @Kulijana it is really really helpful.