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Cake day: June 18th, 2023

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  • I think it depends a lot on what prior programming knowledge you have.

    For example, if you already know a language based on the C syntax like C# or Java, then you can certainly learn C differently than if you switch something from Visual Basic or have no experience at all.

    So you should google some easy and good tutorials (or video courses) and then stick to the console for now.

    A good Video course might be this one from Udemy, but I didn’t use it myself.


  • I would like to recommend C# to you. It is, in my opinion, relatively easy to learn. And even though there may be programming languages out there that would be even easier to learn, with C# you have a wide range of applications at your disposal (including game development, e.g. with Godot).

    I would also like to emphasize the existence of a solid, free IDE like Visual Studio Community Edition or VS Code, because it can make a lot of things easier - especially when you’re just starting out.