6 Programming Languages to Learn as a Beginner

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In this video, we'll look at the top 5 programming languages you should consider learning, based on their popularity, usage, and salary range.
We'll discuss each language briefly and share some interesting anecdotes to better understand why these languages are so important in today's tech industry. From Python's versatility to JavaScript's ubiquity, you'll gain insights into what makes each language unique and valuable. Whether you're just starting out in programming or a seasoned developer looking to expand your skill set, this video is a great resource for anyone interested in coding.
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0:00 - Intro
0:48 - JavaScript developer.mozilla.org/en-US/d....
1:27 - TypeScript www.typescriptlang.org
1:42 - Java docs.oracle.com/en/java/
2:30 - Python www.python.org
3:52 - FREE Intro to Python Guide clickhubspot.com/brp
4:43 - C++ en.cppreference.com/w/
5:27 - Swift developer.apple.com/swift/
6:00 - What I Learned
7:08 - Outro

[@brianruizy]

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[@ikrankhan3073]

you should a video on english speaking language to improve fluency and communication 👍🙏

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[@lilianasantos_]

Very insightful video! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experience with these programs! 😌

[@brianruizy]

Glad you found it helpful 😊

[@heyseuz]

all great advice dude, your chill attitude makes this all a lot less intimidating and i appreciate that. my coding journey has been very on/off since i left college, so this makes it feel much more attainable. thanks for sharing!

[@brianruizy]

Glad it was helpful! I totally get that, but don’t give up, man🤞

[@ThePirate193]

Been cheking your videos, good information and you seem chill, so nice work! I've been learning python over the last months and I like it, heard some people say it's "basic" but to me it does not matter if I can do the same thing but more simple.

[@flawlessjay]

Keep up the great work bro! Grateful for coming across your channel!

[@brianruizy]

Grateful you found it 😁

[@etchris]

Great video, Brian! Keep up the good work!

[@brianruizy]

Thanks Ethan! What did you like most?

[@exaltitude]

Yes, software engineering jobs are probably not going anywhere any time soon, even with development with AI. My personal favorite is Python!

[@sainoucedar]

I really do hope it's like that; right now I'm either wanting to do something as a software engineer, architecture or cardiology. I hope they all manage to still exist later.

[@kd2137]

Hey Brian! Great advice! Thanks for the tips! 🙌

[@brianruizy]

Hey again 👋 Glad you enjoyed it!

[@hintzepaul2002]

I really enjoed watching this video. Thanks for taking the time doing those kind of videos to inform amateurs like me.

[@brianruizy]

Glad it was helpful! 😁 Hope you got a better idea on what language(s) to pursue

[@htxbanksy]

great video and content as always brother!!!

[@brianruizy]

Thanks for the feedback 👌

[@alexradu22]

Super video, I follow you from Italy and I absolutely love your content! Keep going

[@brianruizy]

Thanks for the support! ❤️🇮🇹

[@codingpeanuts]

In 2023, I firmly believe C# is the programming language to master. With its deep integration with the .NET framework and versatility in creating everything from desktop applications to web services, it's the clear winner in today's development landscape. While Python and Java have their merits, the robustness and scalability offered by C# make it stand out as the top choice for serious programmers.

[@Earthlight777]

Isn’t c++ faster and more robust than c# ?

[@cadetmaze]

Great videos man! really helpful

[@brianruizy]

Thanks for leaving a comment! Glad it was helpful 😁

[@AymanTopG]

Hi Briann! your videos are amazing dude, every video that u upload, the quality improves hahaha, i just wanted to ask a question, what operating system do you normally use at work? And for personal use?

[@brianruizy]

🙏 Thanks, that’s the goal! I used to use Fedora Linux then switched over to MacOS. But very early I was on Windows. So all of them basically 😂. What about you?

[@AbdulazizRasulov-web09]

It's very diffucult programming languages bro but I like your video because it's give motivation for me. Thank you for video Brian. Don't give up okay I'm believe you.👍👍👍

[@shryskr]

Eagerly waiting for the next videeeooooo 😮‍💨

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I really liked the content, good job bro 👍👍

[@brianruizy]

Thanks for waxing, bro 😎

[@TechwithLucy]

Super informative video! 🙌

[@brianruizy]

Thanks Lucy! Love your new content as well👌

[@imahmad2209]

Please also make a video on your video editing skill

[@TheDariod9]

C is still pretty important in solutions that require high efficiency and real time requirements. Other than that, great video!

[@brianruizy]

Very true, definitely would have put it if the list was a little longer. One of first languages I used for paid work was using C for Arduino’s

[@akanyijukaenock]

Am in Africa Uganda 🇺🇬 but you are productive you are my software engineer I admire ❤❤❤ be more blessed

[@1drezin]

Hi Brian, im your friend André speaking here in Brasil, my question Is.. Is there a good job demand for those who work from home or is it preferable to always work in a good company?

[@codenameNife]

I just might’ve found my favorite youtube channel. Nice one sir 🤝🏾

[@brianruizy]

Wow, thanks for tuning in 😁

[@dalilah444_]

This quality is insane!!!!

[@brianruizy]

😊 thanks. Just trying to make better and better videos

[@Jacobclimbs33]

@brianruizy I like to start off by saying your videos inspire me to grow and continue to learn to code at all cost. I wanted to ask for your opinion I'm currently a 35 year old happily married father but looking for a career change yes I know I'm getting into tech pretty old lol. So the question is do I continue to pursue college and get my bachelors in CS and learn coding languages on the side using all the free online resources or attend a bootcamp to fast track my way into tech?

[@brianruizy]

Really depends on your details. But if you already have another college degree you may not need to get a CS degree (to land a job). It’s hard to advice not knowing everything, but would definitely encourage Coding overall. And, no, you’re not too old! If you are thinking about learning to code, I encourage you to go for it. It is a skill that can open up many doors for you, both personally and professionally.

[@Manuel-rg1lm]

Awesome video has always

[@brianruizy]

Thanks, Manuel 👍

[@spartan1903]

Best content as always 💻❤

[@brianruizy]

Thanks for tuning in 😁

[@z1pp1k]

Great video ❤

[@brianruizy]

Thank you for tuning in 😊

[@Ukr_sunflower]

I have to choose either Swift or Java. Which one would you recommend?

[@user-yv5zl4rq3o]

Thank you ! 🤩🤩

[@brianruizy]

You’re very welcome ☺️

[@alishahmughal6125]

Lezz gooo Brian💛

[@brianruizy]

🙌 Thanks for tuning in Aly. How’s it going?

[@Diego_Cabrera]

I have to choose either Java or C++ for University which one would you recommend me to take?

[@muhammadsohaib7448]

C++

[@exaltitude]

It really doesn't matter. You're likely not going to use either. Pick the professor you like or a course that has better reviews.

[@momoller]

Brian, what online platform would you use to learn these? There are so many, and most seem great, but I imagine pro's have their opinion on which ones are the best...

[@brianruizy]

You’re right, there’s tons! I would recommend brilliant.org/brianruiz or freecodecamp.org 👍

[@zirs6660]

hi Brian , good video as always. can u share ur outfit with us like ur ootd. i really like the dressing minimalism which looks so cozy and clean-fit.

[@brianruizy]

Yeah maybe I can start showing some of that! 😅 you’re not the first to mention

[@raiyantalukdar9410]

How did you learn theses at university or where?

[@alirezahosseinpoor5923]

Would you make a video about "Solidity" that is programming language about blockchain ?

[@brianruizy]

That’s a good point! Should have included block chain development examples for languages

[@user-hh4pi9es2j]

Need More Video ❤

[@user-ni3on3ou5z]

Brian please make video on which career path is good Data Science vs App Development vs Full-Stack-Development, please make as soon as possible

[@brianruizy]

That’s a good idea! I was stuck between data science and web development

[@user-hw4mc7wh6q]

@@brianruizy So please can you make a video on it?, By the way I am 13 years old and I am Full-Stack-Developer and iOS Developer and planning to learn data science when you make that video, because I think the way you tell and explain the things in videos are awesome, you are the best youtuber+software engineer I saw, please make a video, and this is my another email account

[@Joseph-di7pj]

As someone who is just starting out what tips would you give them?

[@brianruizy]

learn every day

[@hassanmadar]

Bro❤

[@Rajatcode]

Hey do you edit by yourself or hire a editor i can edit your videoa

[@brianruizy]

I edit by myself 😁

[@Diego_Cabrera]

Hey Bryan I was wondering if you went to college for computer science or are you self taught?

[@brianruizy]

I did go to college, where I learned a lot of the fundamental comp. sci. material, but “dropped out”. One of my previous videos mentions kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6ithKePmc-lrKs Hope that helps!

[@Diego_Cabrera]

@@brianruizy yes it does, thanks! As a software engineer, when it comes to being competitive for a role, do you think the school’s prestige plays a big role?

[@brianruizy]

It can absolutely put you in favor, but for some roles and some hiring managers they will probably look at your actual development skills. I’d say if you have an opportunity to be in a top Comp. Sci, then by all means. If not, then it’s not the end of the line for you.

[@kuratenshi4841]

How much do you make as a software engineer?

[@mohamedjamal5882]

Which language to start with I’m confused

[@brianruizy]

No right answer! Depends on what kind of things you want to develop.

[@user-lb5ss2nh1j]

Hello, I am Japanese. What make of bicycle do you always ride? Please forgive my poor English.

[@MohammadNaghdi-ce5xp]

where do you work?

[@jaym4k]

which one should i start with ?

[@Diego_Cabrera]

I would recommend Python, that’s the one I started with. However, the important thing isn’t the language choose the important thing is to start

[@brianruizy]

Yes, Python has the easiest learning curve. But it depends on what you want to do. Do you know what you want to do with coding?

[@brianruizy]

Solid advice Diego 👌

[@jaym4k]

@@brianruizy Dream of building a website

[@syuhadaramadhan8246]

Hai... How do you stay passionate about learning programming? Thank You

[@brianruizy]

It depends of course, but I would say as long as a your developing something you find interesting or in a industry you like it shouldn’t be hard to stay passionate. Are you having trouble with that?

[@syuhadaramadhan8246]

@@brianruizy Yeah, sometimes I don't get excited because when I study with a lot of shortcomings and then I see other people who are smarter and have good tools, I get less excited and sad. Can you give me some advice? Thank You

[@brianruizy]

@@syuhadaramadhan8246 harsh truth is there will ALWAYS be someone smarter than you or more advanced. That applies to everyone. Instead of being discouraged, work on your strengths! that’s what makes productive and effective teams. Good luck on your journey 👌

[@syuhadaramadhan8246]

@@brianruizy Thank you very much for your advice. May God keep blessing you with success in everything that you do.

[@marwanabdelwahed9695]

Are u talking about a monthly salary or a yearly salary

[@brianruizy]

These are yearly in USD

[@gourabsarker9552]

Sir do you earn 180000 dollars a year as a software engineer in USA? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.

[@rafikizim]

amigo eres god

[@psychoeditz1103]

Hey Brian I really liked your videos Actually I just want to talk to you about youtube so can you please tell me how can we talk?

[@brianruizy]

Thanks! Sure, you can reach me at any of my socials here b-r.io/links

[@Darkfoundation.]

Yes, learning never ends, you can learn everyday. Memorizing is good, but understanding & applying what you learn will help you remember it even more. I am not really a tech man but I learning, good concise lesson. 👍🏿💪🏿

[@brianruizy]

Exactly! 👌

[@FirasMohamed96]

*JS FOR LIFE*

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Wher are you from???

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Fui🎉

[@brianruizy]

I was born in Honduras 🇭🇳 Central America. Where are you watching from? 😁

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[@ananthianandan553]

What is your qualifications ?

[@brianruizy]

I studied CS for 3 years, no degree. But have been working professionally for about 3 years now

[@ananthianandan553]

@@brianruizy 👍 Thankyou so much

[@marcosanchez7617]

I learned Go programming. Not sure is that's good.

[@brianruizy]

Yeah I considered adding Go to the list. How do you like it compared to others?

[@marcosanchez7617]

@@brianruizy Its an interesting programming language to the fact that you can use it easily with AWS.

[@brianruizy]

Def will check it out!

[@kwamenadadson]

Your camera quality is top

[@brianruizy]

Thanks! 😁

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Like

[@kavturboo]

enjoyed the video 🫡

[@brianruizy]

Thanks, Kav. Glad you enjoyed it 😁

[@MohammadNaghdi-ce5xp]

where do you work?

[@MohammadNaghdi-ce5xp]

where do you work?