Web development vs android development vs game development, which one is best for beginners???

The best thing to learn is the thing you'll put the time and effort and be motivated to do.

If you find you don't like one. Try the other.

Sweat these early decisions less, do the thing more.

@N00bPancakes

Zuli! Do the THING!

Burgers vs pizza vs fried ice cream, which is the best fast food?

@RememberMe Does this analogy make C++ peas and carrots? Or is C++ more like brussel sprouts?

@Demolishun I guess C++ would be baking your own perfectly fermented and executed lean Italian style garlic tomato pizza with a custom built pizza oven and a custom flour hydration ratio and homegrown tomatoes, garlic, and basil and good quality pecorino romano cheese. Heck, grow the grains too and make your own flour.

But hey, once you've figured out how to do it you could just make a convenient pizza template with inherited template policies for the sauce and cheese and baking.

@RememberMe Don't forget connecting the pizza to the oven to manage its own heat settings.

@Demolishun ah, that's the pizza baking controller (components amirite) - you make that yourself too, but only need to do it once and then pass in the baking policy template type to have it autoconfigure itself.

And it also makes a cup of coffee on the side because the intern was a C programmer who never learnt modularity in good software engineering at EE school. But that's one damn fast cup of coffee, even if the cup leaks a bit from the base. And shatters if you turn it around.

In my opinion, they are all good for beginners, from my experience as a beginner a long time ago, you just need to start somewhere anywhere, and keep doing it for a long time until it all clicked, so you need to be very passionate of what you do.

Also in the current computer techs climate you could definitely combine the 3 of them, something like learn to build game using react native for android :D

The one you want to become a non-beginner in.

Personal development.