TLDR
It really depends.
There is no right or wrong answer to this question because it all depends on what you intend to achieve after you have learned the language.
Do you want to learn for fun? Are you curious about what coding feels/is like? Or are you like me and are trying to build something specific or get a new job?
The Tech industry is an ever-evolving space with over 500 programming languages for beginners and programming enthusiasts to choose from.
500+ ... That's right...Woah!
It can be an overwhelming process. But not to worry! I asked a few programmers and programming enthusiasts who have been exactly where you are and here's what they had to say.via the TL;DR App
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Written by faesalterego | I'm an Agile Project Manager and Scrum Master who loves to develop and maintain technical documentation (API).
