Yes right, once we learn c nicely, it becomes easier to learn DSA too. Everything in DSA has to be implemented by ourselves if use c to learn it. That simply clears the concepts to the best possible extent. And then, also we can very easily switch on to any programming language of our wish once we learn c.
I’d say C/C++ or Java. At least in my own experience learning Java greatly improved my programming fundamentals. After learning any of the three listed above, picking up another language is piece of cake.
I started with C because, at that time, other languages were basic variants. I found that learning JavaScript (and all the framework) was difficult for me with all the functional programming. I didn't like Python at first because of Tabs but got used it eventually. Most of the time I do Google programming. Learn the basics and google how it is done in a particular language.
One of the best videos online about which programming language to learn. It was to the point and very eloquently described. I am a 50 year old trying to learn a language. Thank you.
Jenny is right - go for python if you want to learn programming and know nothing about it. Web Development (Apps and Services) - learn stacks - MEAN and MERN which use JavaScript (ES6+), Spring which uses Java, ASP.NET, MVC which uses c# and Jhoomla which uses Python Andoird - Java (old) and Kotlin (new), iOS - Objective C (old) and Swift (new) Game development - C# stands out here - check out Unity framework Systems level development like OS, Databases, VMs, protocol design etc - go for C/C++ Note: many languages can be used for all purposes - that is why we have something called "general purpose language". Some famous general purpose languages are Java, Python and C#.
I find python is very easy other than others i learned many modules just in a small age with short codes. I need a advance project which is profitable too.
Hi Jenny, Nice to see your videos, It is really helpful. Currently I am working as a embedded developer. I would like to add few things here along with your good suggestion. 1. Instead of selecting of a programming languages, learner should find where they want to work. 2. What is their secondary goal towards the programming language. 3. Is any dependency or similarity between those(Two different domain will make loose the interest if you found another programming language is vast). 4. The learning language is not important much than making self a logic creator or developer. 5. Programming languages are just a group of syntaxes which help to write your thought process in the form of code, So request all learners to find their interest first before start learning. 6. Also I will never suggest python first, the C language will be easier to start and building the core concept which will help learner to understand the operating system concept and also to understand the compiler behavior. I have found your channel and it is really interesting. Thanks for such initiative.
This girl is like a god for us.because I still confused more than 6 months which programming language can I learn first but today I'm got a idea about this. Thanks a lot 🙏
Front End Development --> HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript(ES6+), ReactJS (Including Redux, React-Router, Hooks, Nextjs) Backend Development --> NodeJS (with ExpressJS) or Python (with Django and Flask) or Java (with Spring boot, hibernate) Database --> MySQL or Postgres SQL or MongoDB Mobile App Development --> Swift for iOS, Java or Kotlin for Android (Native Mobile App Development) React-Native (Cross Platform Mobile App Development, Need to be good in ReactJS) Flutter (In future, after getting job as mobile app development) Data Science/AI/ML --> Python and R (TensorFlow. NumPy. SciPy. Pandas etc..,)
Mam, first I am learning c c++ languages...... I will learn other languages after c language......... shouldn't learn first c c++ before other type of languagees java,phyton,html.......etc. but I understand clearly c concepts......... understand is first important to any language and daily practice is the most important of every language...... anyway you're teaching is so good mam and your guidance is very helpful to everyone..........you have a lot of patience to explain to all....put more videos like this to improve my skills and knowledge....... thank you very much mam and very grateful mam.........u r videos very helped to all of us..... once again thank you so much mam 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
learn JavaScript which is used everywhere, you can work in front end , backend, ios and android hybrid mobile app, JavaScript and python are the most popular language currently, I would suggest start investing in Typescript which is superset of JavaScript and probably the future, I don't see Java as the future, there are many language have came which is far better than java which is kotlin and Go, java do have job opening for now as well but will it be in future as well , can't really say that If you learnt any of these language like JavaScript, python, java, etc then learn oop concept with any of ur fav lang , then learn design pattern then learn how to write a scalable application, there are many things to say but for now this is enough.
@@tusharsolanki8564 you can learn from anywhere, but if you want to learn systematic way the i will suggest you to learn from MaxMillan JavaScript course on udemy or you can search in TH-cam "net ninja JavaScript for beginners" you will get entire playlist.
The first language I learn and feel comfortable first is java because I thought it was the most basic programming language. Now when I try to read other programming language, I feel also comfortable on their syntax. Because all other languages are similar to java.
I did my engineering with mechanical From last 6 month i learn java Even my first android project 90% complete. It is possible only because i decided that have to learn java in any case And today is my first day i heard that words JAVA IS DIFFICULT . I feel so motivated. But feel sad for those who is beginner and will be demotivate from these word. Bdw Ur explanation is very good mam..
C, C++, Java - studied from college - 2012 to 2015 - BASICS PHP, SQL, JavaScript, HTML, CSS - studied while college project - 2016 to 2017 - TURNING POINT C#, .NET - my profession - 2017 to 2021 - DESTINY This is my career path
Python is like maggie noodles , you cannot start to learn cooking by cooking maggie......You should begin learning languages starting from C and then move on to C++ and then Java......not a good advise to start learning programming with Python
I love all your videos. Explanation skills are excellent. I want to know one thing. I'm comfortable in C, C++ , but I'm not comfortable in JAVA (My Qualifications----PGDCA, MCA). That's why I was switched to choose non programming career i.e. SAP system Administration. Now I'm comfortable in 4GL( 4th generation language) ABAP. Should I learn ABAP? And another thing, How much career prospects in WORDPRESS (Web development without coding) and app development without coding for those who are not comfortable in coding ?????
I still remember that night before the data structure exam.. .. I didn't know how to clear data structure.....then I found ur channel...and the rest is ✨. Now I'm in my final year. (2016-20) "Wo btech jisko 5 saal se b jyada lag jaate complete krne me usko aapne shi waqt pr pura krwaya 🙏"
Finally found an informative video regarding coding languages...thank u mam a lot..By the way ur looking beautiful, I'm addicted to classes and u too ...
I think the fundamental languages like C/C++/Rust are the ones to pick as first. These languages actually teach you what's going on in your computer rather than hide everything under nice abstractions. If you have no idea what one to choose, go C++. It's multi-paradigm so you won't need to jump languages often, and it's pervasive in a lot of fields. Just don't attempt to try and learn all of C++ at once, it's a BIG, BIG, BIIIIGGG language and if you think you know all of it, you don't know half of it. As soon as you finish the basic C++, pick up a project to work on.
I started learning learning programming in 4th sem and my order of learning was Java, Javascript, Typescript and python And I got job in 6th sem as backend developer without intership just with project I created during this period while learning 😄 Hope my experience also help others
A person with a passion in computer science will never ask this question in first place. If your concept is good then company will show interest to train you.
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C++ Provides you with basic to advance skills of programming. Especially from Object Oriented Programming perspective. If you know C++ you can work with many other great languages.
Thanks for the information. I thought you will mention Go & rust. But you didn't, which surprised me. The only field you left out is systems development.. I found tht java,Go is popular. Rust is also getting traction. It would be great, if you can share your opinion.
You are good with this Jenny! Also, small note "pass out" means "became unconscious" please use "graduated from college" or "graduated with degree" or "graduated high school" or "graudated 8th semester" or "graduated last year"
Great info, nice presentation, quality talk, to the point, considering all aspects of students and IT fields makes it interesting, awesome and unique. Keep it up. Miss Jenny do you provide online tutoring? I am in USA.
Hi jeny mam..... Ur teachings are really awesome👏👍..... Seriously they really help me...... Please help me with this doubt... I know java a good amount.. But I feel currently python is easy.... What to do mam? Progress with java Or start learning python for running the codes in the online round... Pls help me mam
Mam i am from non it background and want to learn full stack developer So what should I do first I am waiting for your valuable suggestion Tnx in advance mam
Thank you sooo muchhhhh ma'am for ur lovable videos really like soo muchhhhh ur one video is enough to understand one topic ...don't want to see others video to wt topic u explained❤️❤️❤️❤️
Students should always try to learn the basics and have a mastery over the mother language... which is C / C++.... Rather than trying to learn Java, C#, Python straightaway. I won't recommend anyone to learn Python at first. Students tend to lose the feel of programming.
I've been looking at java vs python, some say java first is better since its bit complex and going for python after java will be great and easier and others say since python is easier its better to learn first which one would you suggest out of these two? I've learnt c and c++ but long time ago, its like relearning with new language.
Thank you,Jenny mam by watching your videos I am understanding the programming language Can you make python programming series lecture! app making using python Waiting for your reply mam
I'm a student of computer science (Hons.) For now i'm in 3rd semester students.😄 Actually for some Health problem.. and my other problems make me disturb. For this i'm unable to learn C language and Data structure correctly...but i know something , not properly 😥 Now can i learn computer architecture easily or first i have must to learn C language and Data structure 🤐
Finally i saw a video explains where the languages are applied. Thank you for the instructions!
For the first time in my life I am seeing someone teaching programming as good as my ICT sir..
Keep it up..
Love u ma'am..
I think learning C is very advantageous as a first language. Everything just gets easier after that, especially Python, which becomes a breeze.
means after c we can learn python directly
Yes right, once we learn c nicely, it becomes easier to learn DSA too. Everything in DSA has to be implemented by ourselves if use c to learn it. That simply clears the concepts to the best possible extent. And then, also we can very easily switch on to any programming language of our wish once we learn c.
Absolutely right. C is the best language to start learning as base to learn any programming language.
Absolutely right
No, start with c++ then every language will be easy
Video consists many Right- Right - Rights
Its funny :
any way - great explanation : beginner can get a simple conclusion
hahaha....
Jenny's Takiakalaam. LOLz
I’d say C/C++ or Java. At least in my own experience learning Java greatly improved my programming fundamentals. After learning any of the three listed above, picking up another language is piece of cake.
True
I started with C because, at that time, other languages were basic variants. I found that learning JavaScript (and all the framework) was difficult for me with all the functional programming. I didn't like Python at first because of Tabs but got used it eventually. Most of the time I do Google programming. Learn the basics and google how it is done in a particular language.
Not true ☹️
@@tanveerjafri3052 what true
Right
One of the best videos online about which programming language to learn. It was to the point and very eloquently described. I am a 50 year old trying to learn a language. Thank you.
Jenny is right - go for python if you want to learn programming and know nothing about it.
Web Development (Apps and Services) - learn stacks - MEAN and MERN which use JavaScript (ES6+), Spring which uses Java, ASP.NET, MVC which uses c# and Jhoomla which uses Python
Andoird - Java (old) and Kotlin (new),
iOS - Objective C (old) and Swift (new)
Game development - C# stands out here - check out Unity framework
Systems level development like OS, Databases, VMs, protocol design etc - go for C/C++
Note: many languages can be used for all purposes - that is why we have something called "general purpose language". Some famous general purpose languages are Java, Python and C#.
I find python is very easy other than others i learned many modules just in a small age with short codes. I need a advance project which is profitable too.
Same here 🤩🤩🤟🏻🤟🏻
Python is easy but non profitable for your basics
@@ankii9859 i even know data structure like matplotlib, numpy, Pillow.
@@amitagarwal2638 you are talking about data science
@@amitagarwal2638 i mean if someone goes for placement python is not allowed
Thankyou mam
Your data structure playlist really help me to understand the concept
Very informative video for freshers who want to build their career in Software field.
Hi Jenny,
Nice to see your videos, It is really helpful.
Currently I am working as a embedded developer.
I would like to add few things here along with your good suggestion.
1. Instead of selecting of a programming languages, learner should find where they want to work.
2. What is their secondary goal towards the programming language.
3. Is any dependency or similarity between those(Two different domain will make loose the interest if
you found another programming language is vast).
4. The learning language is not important much than making self a logic creator or developer.
5. Programming languages are just a group of syntaxes which help to write your thought process in the
form of code, So request all learners to find their interest first before start learning.
6. Also I will never suggest python first, the C language will be easier to start and building the core
concept which will help learner to understand the operating system concept and also to understand
the compiler behavior.
I have found your channel and it is really interesting.
Thanks for such initiative.
Yo embedded engineer here too …..c c++ is god for us even bit of python lol
4:56 Thank you for the motivation
Mam you are God , you are my god who helped me Mam,I love you Mam also you are beautiful in physical and teaching Mam
You are the best teacher ever in explaining data structure.
Thanks a lot from an Iranian student of you, ma’am
Learning Python not a big deal but understanding, implementing , debugging ML algorithm using Python is.
Ma'am, could you start series on Python?
Yes please on python
Yes python series
Yes can you please start the python series Mam
yes
Yes mam please do it
Your teaching is mind blowing and excellent mam keep rocking
Thank you very much Madame, now I am totally clear about which language to go first.
Thank you So much mam , this was direct to the core
This girl is like a god for us.because I still confused more than 6 months which programming language can I learn first but today I'm got a idea about this.
Thanks a lot 🙏
Front End Development --> HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript(ES6+), ReactJS (Including Redux, React-Router, Hooks, Nextjs)
Backend Development --> NodeJS (with ExpressJS) or Python (with Django and Flask) or Java (with Spring boot, hibernate)
Database --> MySQL or Postgres SQL or MongoDB
Mobile App Development --> Swift for iOS, Java or Kotlin for Android (Native Mobile App Development)
React-Native (Cross Platform Mobile App Development, Need to be good in ReactJS)
Flutter (In future, after getting job as mobile app development)
Data Science/AI/ML --> Python and R (TensorFlow. NumPy. SciPy. Pandas etc..,)
Mam, first I am learning c c++ languages...... I will learn other languages after c language......... shouldn't learn first c c++ before other type of languagees java,phyton,html.......etc. but I understand clearly c concepts......... understand is first important to any language and daily practice is the most important of every language...... anyway you're teaching is so good mam and your guidance is very helpful to everyone..........you have a lot of patience to explain to all....put more videos like this to improve my skills and knowledge....... thank you very much mam and very grateful mam.........u r videos very helped to all of us..... once again thank you so much mam 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
i just fell in love with C ❤️
Very nicely focussing towards the camera for a long tym..great work 👍
God bless u mam so clearly u r directing us makin our mind peaceful to learn
Itne acche explain ki aapne, agar college me aap jaise teacher padhate to mai top kr jata 😍😘😘😘love you mam, i love your teaching skill ☺️☺️☺️☺️
Very good video, lucid to understand and gives a lot of different dimension to opt for a language. Thank you.
Yes you are Right Madum.
I started with Data Structures, Algorithm, C, C++ and Computer Architecture. Now I'm learning Software Architecture and Data Science.
learn JavaScript which is used everywhere, you can work in front end , backend, ios and android hybrid mobile app,
JavaScript and python are the most popular language currently,
I would suggest start investing in Typescript which is superset of JavaScript and probably the future,
I don't see Java as the future, there are many language have came which is far better than java which is kotlin and Go, java do have job opening for now as well but will it be in future as well , can't really say that
If you learnt any of these language like JavaScript, python, java, etc then learn oop concept with any of ur fav lang , then learn design pattern then learn how to write a scalable application, there are many things to say but for now this is enough.
What about content for learning
@@tusharsolanki8564 you can learn from anywhere, but if you want to learn systematic way the i will suggest you to learn from MaxMillan JavaScript course on udemy or you can search in TH-cam "net ninja JavaScript for beginners" you will get entire playlist.
@@SiddharthRay1 I started Python 2 week ago but i m stuck in a problem of run program and it is not solving that's why i m confused
Thanks mam you really use to give nice and useful advise with proper vision😁
She has an incredible intellectual gift.
thank you, this was direct to the point, great explanation!
Thank ma'am,, really such a great suggestion..!!
Thank you very much Ma'am for clearing my doubts. This video motivate me , really appreciate it
Your teaching great in a good way thanks
Right, right, right......
The first language I learn and feel comfortable first is java because I thought it was the most basic programming language. Now when I try to read other programming language, I feel also comfortable on their syntax. Because all other languages are similar to java.
How is Java similar to the assembly programming language?
@@maxmuster7003 the way how their methods are written.
@@renecabuhan1675 I do not understand. I gues Java is written with C and not with assembly.
@@maxmuster7003 assimbly language is hard to understand because its written in binary. While java is easy because it is written as words.
Bro ,how did you learn java at first with out prior knowledge about c/c++ .really is it easy learning java at first.
Thank you!
I did my engineering with mechanical
From last 6 month i learn java
Even my first android project 90% complete.
It is possible only because i decided that have to learn java in any case
And today is my first day i heard that words
JAVA IS DIFFICULT .
I feel so motivated.
But feel sad for those who is beginner and will be demotivate from these word.
Bdw
Ur explanation is very good mam..
Yes bro java is easy and learning java will give more scope
Difficulty doesn't matter when you are dedicated
Bro can I get your email, i want to discuss with you regarding this field. Actually I am also presently a BE student in Mechanical Engineering.
C, C++, Java - studied from college - 2012 to 2015 - BASICS
PHP, SQL, JavaScript, HTML, CSS - studied while college project - 2016 to 2017 - TURNING POINT
C#, .NET - my profession - 2017 to 2021 - DESTINY
This is my career path
now instead of PHP, guys you can go up with Python
Thank you for giving such a explaination..,!
Thank you for your guidance.
Python is like maggie noodles , you cannot start to learn cooking by cooking maggie......You should begin learning languages starting from C and then move on to C++ and then Java......not a good advise to start learning programming with Python
Heartly thank you mam. I'm totally confused what can I do in next,but I was Watch this vedio I got better Idea.
I love all your videos. Explanation skills are excellent. I want to know one thing. I'm comfortable in C, C++ , but I'm not comfortable in JAVA (My Qualifications----PGDCA, MCA). That's why I was switched to choose non programming career i.e. SAP system Administration. Now I'm comfortable in 4GL( 4th generation language) ABAP. Should I learn ABAP?
And another thing, How much career prospects in WORDPRESS (Web development without coding) and app development without coding for those who are not comfortable in coding ?????
Thanks mam..this vidoe helped a lot to me...to decide what to choose.. you should make more videos like these for better understanding.
I still remember that night before the data structure exam..
.. I didn't know how to clear data structure.....then I found ur channel...and the rest is ✨. Now I'm in my final year. (2016-20)
"Wo btech jisko 5 saal se b jyada lag jaate complete krne me usko aapne shi waqt pr pura krwaya 🙏"
Brother i ask you something?. Which is the best way to learn about theoretical physics. Or do that have any bright scope?
@@Kindlylisten3 there r so many TH-cam videos which can help u. Start with basics ...u can learn it by yourself.
Finally found an informative video regarding coding languages...thank u mam a lot..By the way ur looking beautiful, I'm addicted to classes and u too ...
I think the fundamental languages like C/C++/Rust are the ones to pick as first. These languages actually teach you what's going on in your computer rather than hide everything under nice abstractions.
If you have no idea what one to choose, go C++. It's multi-paradigm so you won't need to jump languages often, and it's pervasive in a lot of fields. Just don't attempt to try and learn all of C++ at once, it's a BIG, BIG, BIIIIGGG language and if you think you know all of it, you don't know half of it. As soon as you finish the basic C++, pick up a project to work on.
Thank you to guide properly...
I started learning learning programming in 4th sem and my order of learning was
Java, Javascript, Typescript and python
And I got job in 6th sem as backend developer without intership just with project I created during this period while learning 😄
Hope my experience also help others
What was your degree/course
@@anjneykumarsingh4461I am still studying 4th sem BE in bangalore....All these subjects are there in my current semester
@@anjneykumarsingh4461 I am mechanical engineering student 🙂
What was ur project?
Tujse kon pucha...?
A person with a passion in computer science will never ask this question in first place. If your concept is good then company will show interest to train you.
Once you learned and familiar with C/C++. You can easily switch to any other language within a week.
That is cool. Please switch to the assembly programming within one week and write your largest C++ applications easily in assembly language.
Tq madam...🤝
Tq for the 🙆♂️clear🤷♂️ my 🤔Doubt
This is for you..........🌷🌷
I counted all right you said. it is litterly 87 times🤣
Right!?
u r so focused but on wrong point
🤣🤣🤣
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Obviously?
Thank you 😊 for nice information madam...
Best foundation for high level programming is starting on low level to learn how the CPU works with mashine code.
First
C
C++
Java
Python
Etc..
Pascal is good to learn programming
It was my first programming language
I like pascal more than all other high level programming languages.
C++ Provides you with basic to advance skills of programming. Especially from Object Oriented Programming perspective. If you know C++ you can work with many other great languages.
Thanks for the information. I thought you will mention Go & rust. But you didn't, which surprised me.
The only field you left out is systems development.. I found tht java,Go is popular. Rust is also getting traction. It would be great, if you can share your opinion.
thank you, ma'am, for your good explanation, I really fine the answer of my Q
Thank you so much 💙💙💙 for such a great mentorship...
thanks dear ma`am it was very useful . and the most beautiful thing is ( RIGHT ) in your videos
You are good with this Jenny!
Also, small note "pass out" means "became unconscious" please use "graduated from college" or "graduated with degree" or "graduated high school" or "graudated 8th semester" or "graduated last year"
Even in western slang, "pass out" does mean "graduating from college" so she's not wrong.
It depends on the context
Thank you mam for Helping out
Thank you mam 😊😊
I was in a big dilemma..
You cleared it
And you teach so good, Continue like that👍👍👍
Mam you are excellent teacher
Great info, nice presentation, quality talk, to the point, considering all aspects of students and IT fields makes it interesting, awesome and unique. Keep it up. Miss Jenny do you provide online tutoring? I am in USA.
lol
Your explanation very good
Dear it's Miss jenny
@@meghnaprasad1344 thx I fixed it
@@arifali6762 always mention dear☺☺
Excellent mam.......no words to say about your teaching...
Mam i am in class 8 and i want to learn how to code so that in future I became a successful person like elon musk and Mark Zuckerberg
Man u are damm late.... U should have started it in class 3. 😬
@@apurvshahabadi8880 lol
lol
Nice explanation mam.
Thankful for choosing the correct programming language.
Thanks...
Pl make playlists for learning c programming and other language c++ , java , pyton 🙏🙋🙋✋
Mam aap jitna dikhne m ache Ho usse kayi Acha smjhate h aap hmare guru dronacharya jsi ho bhgwan apka bhlaa kre🙏🙏🙏
First comment😍❤
Super video medam
Usefull video off software engineers
Tnq u so much
Hi jeny mam..... Ur teachings are really awesome👏👍..... Seriously they really help me...... Please help me with this doubt...
I know java a good amount.. But I feel currently python is easy.... What to do mam? Progress with java Or start learning python for running the codes in the online round... Pls help me mam
Thank you so much for knowing this info👍🙏
I m starting Python after your suggestion.
From you were able to learn python?
@@rahulravi5629 Search " Code with Harry " The real Devta 😛
Yaa ma'am you are right this vedio is very helful for students thanks ma'am
Mam i am from non it background and want to learn full stack developer
So what should I do first
I am waiting for your valuable suggestion
Tnx in advance mam
Python
Thankyou mam. Very useful video.
Mam what is the difference between CSE and IT?
Thank you sooo muchhhhh ma'am for ur lovable videos really like soo muchhhhh ur one video is enough to understand one topic ...don't want to see others video to wt topic u explained❤️❤️❤️❤️
Mam ...pls suggest some tips and on what area should we focus on ..for cse 1st year students...
Excellent ....love it....the way you explain ....
Mam u r great!
Ur way of teaching is so effective.
I m student of MSCS.
I m also learnt a lot.
I m pakistani.
Love for u from my country.
I think c
Students should always try to learn the basics and have a mastery over the mother language... which is C / C++.... Rather than trying to learn Java, C#, Python straightaway.
I won't recommend anyone to learn Python at first. Students tend to lose the feel of programming.
👍
Look at how successful sentdex is
I agree, learning python feels like using a n already fully developed app to make another app. C is the master because python is created using C
Yes, right
Pls let me know, which tools should I learn for system analyst.
Thank you mam for best explanation
respected madam,
I am from a non-tech background.
I want to learn programming from where to start?
Bro same where u have started
Zabardast your teaching method and explanation is tremendous
I've been looking at java vs python, some say java first is better since its bit complex and going for python after java will be great and easier and others say since python is easier its better to learn first which one would you suggest out of these two? I've learnt c and c++ but long time ago, its like relearning with new language.
Which one did you choose then Java??
@@oopz4554 Python
@@Letsgopast6th Noice & how's it going so far ?
I'm so inspired tnqu maam..
Thank you,Jenny mam by watching your videos I am understanding the programming language
Can you make python programming series lecture!
app making using python
Waiting for your reply mam
Python is not recommended for app development. For app development, you should learn Java or Kotlin ( Android ) and Swift ( iOS )
Very good.... thanks a lot
Hi mam
But phlython is a all rounder language
Having functionality of other programing languages i.e c, c++,java and modular programing language.
Java is also all rounder . Things you can do in python can also be done in java also.
@@rajeevsangar9567 you're right but python is easy to learn
I'm a student of computer science (Hons.)
For now i'm in 3rd semester students.😄
Actually for some Health problem..
and my other problems make me disturb.
For this i'm unable to learn C language and Data structure correctly...but i know something , not properly 😥
Now can i learn computer architecture easily or first i have must to learn C language and Data structure 🤐
Superb video mam.... It was super helpful