Why do I want to learn how to code?

One of the questions that I have asked myself the most is "Why do I want to learn how to code?"

Yes, this may sound clingy, but I think it’s important to ask this question again and again. When I chose my first programming language, I asked myself again why I want to learn how to code? The most reasonable answer I found was " I wanted to build apps, I wanted to build websites, or I wanted to build my own tech startup one day. Or it could be that I want to build software — just like what you’ve been using on your laptops and desktop."

I personally think Programming is not about picking a language, It is all about learning its syntax, and then figuring out what it can do later on.

Which Language is good for beginners?

I don't have experience of years with this but I am going to suggest to you the one which I choose over others because of its simplicity and user-friendly nature that is Python.

Python is a versatile, powerful, High-level (can be understood by humans i.e programmers), general-purpose programing language. We can use it for pretty much anything, from web development to games, which is why a lot of people choose it as a first language. Many computer science programs start with Python, perhaps because it has a simple syntax, making it a great language for a beginner.

I know some of you might not satisfy with me and will suggest me C and C++ are best as the first programming languages, Yes you are correct C and C++ are the best programming languages to learn the basics of a computer and to clear concepts but I think one thing that is many students are unaware of the basics of computer and if they try to learn C and C++ as their first programming languages they may found learning it as boring and difficult, there is also a possibility that they might give up.

For the sake of simplicity, Python is considered one of the best Programing languages for beginners. In the end, the choice is totally yours.