C is hard asf at the beginning , you gotta check algorithms since they are not complicated to explain , because 'Read' is much easier than Scanf and similar used termsI guess the easiest programming language is C/C++ in my opinion . Java is more complicated and job oriented in nature , but it's not easily understandable by everyone.
agree with this, someone I knew learned python in an hour, I was surprise to know the simpleness of the languagePython is the easiest programming language of all. It's good for beginners who are just getting started.
Surprised no one mention HTML here. It's pretty easy to learn and important when we make webpages, browser-based applications and more.
If you have no knowledge in programming, start with something like pascal. It will teach you the basics, like translate a problem to solve into code. Any programming language builds on the assumption you _know_ how to translate a given task to commands the machine will understand. But the machine "thinks" differently than the normal human mind, which is you have to understand to write programs that do work in an efficient way.
After you made a program that says "Hello world!", and you do know why it does that (and copy-paste will not help you in that), you can go explore higher languages.
My perspective may differ from others but really I found python as the easiest and simplest language, even though the keywords of python are much easy to remember because they have used simple English keyword.
You are asking the wrong question. The question ought to be 'which tool is best for <enter my job here>'. Programming languages are being released more often these days then ever before. And depending on the task, one language may be best than another. For instance a systems programmer who needs low level access may use C, assembly, or even C++. These are not necessarily the easiest languages to learn but they are the right tools to get the job done. Similarly, a data scientist may want to make use of the existing packages that exist of Python hence that would be the preferred choice. In conclusion, syntax of a language or rubric is not what makes a programming language easy or not.
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