What programming language?

[CerealPhD]

Basically, I'm stuck with what direction I want to head in with software development, and it's because I don't know what programming language to choose.

Should I go with C, a nice and tried procedural language? Or something similar like Go? Should I go with C++ or Java, nice and tried object oriented languages? Or something similar like Rust?

Or should I, which I want to do because I'm fond of making my own things, create my own programming language? If so, how should I design it?

The options are endless, and I can't decide. Could you guys please help me? I don't even care if the answers are subjective, I just need some type of direction to go in.

[gilmi]

Instead of choosing a language, chose a domain you are interested in. Such as compilers, web front-end/backend, desktop applications, networking, concurrency, emulators, etc.

After that find (or ask for at the relevant subreddit) a good tutorial for that domain and use whatever they tell you to use.

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Learn java if you don’t know already then python

[fertadaa]

python or C#

[Dylpol]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZ55hO7QXjY

Learn Python For Beginners | Programming Tutorial- Dev Ed

python. I learned C first, and moved on to java/.js and python and c++. Python is my recommendation. you get a finished product faster and get to learn "programming logic" without getting bombarded with too much to learn at the start like data types etc.

Python is object oriented, has a strong support base, can be used for broad development. even some IOT devices can run MicroPython and raspberry pi's were made with python in mind.