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Which is the suitable programming language at high school level? I want learn the coding skills please guide

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Bonnie’s Answer

There are many “relevant” languages to learn at any age. I recommend Udacity’s online program because they have hundreds of free courses available like JavaScript basics , HTML and CSS, Data Analysis with R, Java programming etc. I earned a Nanodegree there online.

Bonnie recommends the following next steps:

Visit Udacity.com and check out their list of free courses
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G Vishnu’s Answer

Hi,
The best way to build skills in programming language is ("C" or "C++") . Books which you refer is from yeshwant kanatekar . You will be able to buy (from Amazon & Flipkart).
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Phil’s Answer

Hello Marimattu!


If you haven't programmed a computer before, start by using a common spreadsheet app - successfully creating a spreadsheet uses all the same fundamental principals as actual programming with far less frustrations than learning a programming language. Be sure to learn to use Functions in your spreadsheets. Once you're able to create a few spreadsheets, learn the "C" programming language. Keep it simple at first. This will give you a good foundation for more advanced programming languages. There are many free "C" development environments out there for programming a Windows computer, and lots of books & help on the web.


Feel free to post more questions.

Good Luck!
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Anwesha’s Answer

You could always start with C programming language to get your concepts right. Then you can proceed with object-oriented programming languages like Java, since these are the programming skills required in the industry nowadays. Also, you could try learning python programming.
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Kunwar’s Answer

If you want to really get into programming i'll suggest you start with "C" or "C++". These are still the fastest languages around and will be for quite sometime, you can also take up "python", it is fairly easier to learn and has a broad use case. You can take up some online courses which will make it easier for you , do have a look at the links.

For C++ : https://www.udemy.com/course/cpp-deep-dive/
For Python : https://www.udemy.com/course/complete-python-bootcamp/
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Siddalinga’s Answer

Hi Marimattu,


Initially start off with basics in programming language. Read C Programming by E. Balagurusamy to understand Basics. This book explains different concepts in simple manner. Then study "Complete reference- C Language(C The Complete Reference 4th Edition by Herbert Schildt)" to advance to more coding skills. This book is available for free over internet and you can download it by going to a browsing center or at home. Then work on little snippets provided in C language books(such as testing skills in C) written by Yeshwant Kanetkar. At high school level, it is enough if you learn to write small programs and then progress to write complex ones. The alternate programs you can also learn are Java, C++, OOPS (Object Oriented Programming System). Best to learn these once you have mastered C.

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Bharath’s Answer

Basics of C and C++/Java/Python. Start with C programming though as it would give you an understanding of what actually happens when you run a program and the basics behind the programming language. Python if you want to see results immediately and be able build something from scratch in a short span of time.
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