Programming Language Tier List for New Devs

Struggling to pick your first programming language? Don't worry, you're not alone! This video is your one-stop guide to navigate the vast world of coding languages.
We'll break down a beginner-friendly tier list, focusing on languages that are:
Easy to Learn: We'll prioritize languages with clear syntax and a gentle learning curve.
Versatile: These languages can be used for a variety of projects, giving you a strong foundation.
Fun & Engaging: Learning shouldn't be a chore! We'll highlight languages that keep you motivated.
Plus:
Career Advice: Discover which languages are in high demand for future jobs.
Community Resources: Get connected with other new coders and helpful learning materials.
By the end of this video, you'll be equipped to choose the perfect programming language to kickstart your coding journey!
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[@inoino9918]

nice video Brad, but I have a question. I'm currently learning about MIS, and decide to be a Data Analyst in the future. So, which language(s) should I learn? And where can I learn them? all I know is that SQL and Python are needed and nothing else (I have no programming history)

[@BradCypert]

That’s a great question! Can you clarify what you mean by MIS? For a data analyst role, I think Python and SQL are great choices. I learned Python many many years ago, but I’d start here if I were trying to learn it today: www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/

[@inoino9918]

@@BradCypert MIS is Management information system. I chose the major but don't know anything about it, just got in because I had high GPA (which is a mistake) but I learned that Data Analysis is one of the role I could get if I study it (I'm very interested in it because of my history of helping my mom completed her students' grades spreadsheets haha)

[@BradCypert]

@@inoino9918 interest in a career path is huge and something a lot of people don’t have! Thank you for explaining the MIS, too!

[@craftvscruft8060]

Respect to your thumbnail game, Brad :)

[@BradCypert]

Thank you, but I’d consider this one of my lesser thumbnails, haha :)

[@WoWUndad]

python for dsa leetcode, js for web dev, c++ for games

[@BradCypert]

Why Python for DSA?

[@devon9374]

C is S tier, come on man.

[@BradCypert]

For new devs? I’m keeping it in C tier for new devs. It’s a strong and fantastic language, but I wouldn’t recommend people to start with it unless they know they want to work on things predominantly written in C.