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Message: [QUOTE="PrismRed, post: 133677, member: 131994"] This is coming from a professional with 10 years experience, pick one that seems easiest first, even simple stuff like HTML and Phyton will do. This is basically it, working out your [B]logic[/B], as in your capability in making sound and valid argument, no offense, is much more important than actually learning the language you picked. Notation and language limitation is easily transferable, but you will still struggle down the line if you don't sharpen up basic fundamental in your logic. This is a complete 180 from learning a real spoken language. i.e. some simple analogy, 1+1 equals "two" in English. You can easily answer "dos" in Spanish, or "二" in Japanese, it doesn't matter how skillful you are at English language if you don't know the answer to 1+1 in the first place. Same thing with programming, I suggest to just start from one language of your choice, if you got the logical thinking part down, learning another language after your first one is a much faster process. [/QUOTE]

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