I Tried The FIRST Programming Language

The video "I Tried The First Programming Language" explores my venture.
It highlights FORTRNA's relevance despite its age as the oldest high-level programming language, developed by IBM in 1957. I am motivated by Fortran's ongoing development, the lucrative job market for Fortran skills, and the language's rarity among programmers.
Through easy-to-follow examples, including a "Hello World" program, I can demonstrate Fortran's accessibility and efficiency, particularly in computational tasks like matrix multiplication, where it significantly outperforms C#.
The video concludes by encouraging an open-minded approach to learning and selecting programming languages, advocating for the right fit over popularity or familiarity.
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