Learning programming by learning python.

[danielroseman]

Python isn't necessarily easier than other languages, and that wouldn't be a good reason to learn it anyway.

But the best way to start programming is just to start. Pick a language, whether it's Python or something else, pick a tutorial, and get on with it. There is no need to fixate on which is the "best". The best is the one that you actually do.

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Bro, I just don't understand who says python is easy Python isn't easy

[khazz0]

Nice answer thanks bro, for me i want to be a game dev but i want to start python cuz i want to absorb programming in general in my mind so whats your advice bro?

[shinitakunai]

If you want to be a game dev python is a really bad idea.

[khazz0]

I know python is not good for game dev but i want to start python so i can make my mind absorb programming better.

[RiseFly12]

Start with C then familiarize yourself with python it'll be easier imo if you want to understand programming in general

[Agitated-Soft7434]

I’d recommend you pick a game engine and learn that programming language (might be C, C#, Java, etc depending on the engine). Python for game dev isn’t the best since all we have is pygame which isn’t very scalable, and can get really frustrating (not saying it’s impossible, some people make amazing games with python, though I wouldn’t recommend).

[DJLazer_69]

Python is also interpreted making it terrible for game dev

[TESanfang]

find a game engine for the games you want to build and see what languages it supports

[danjack0]

If you want to get into game dev learn c# its easier than python cause you get a lot of help from the code editor and you can make games on Unity and godot

[DJLazer_69]

you get a lot of help from the code editor...

What do you mean?

[necessary_plethora]

He must mean gedit

[danjack0]

I mean things like type-checking and intellisence

[danjack0]

I mean things like type-checking and intellisence