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I love Python.

I'm new to programming, and I started with Python, as when you start it, it's easy to get the swing of, and will teach the fundamentals, about white space, etc. A lot of math operators and (general) operators in Python are similar to the majority of languages.


It all depends on what software you want to make; if it's iOS apps, go for Swift. (Not objective-c).

If you want to make Windows applications, go for a variation of C or VB.

If you want to make android applications, I believe those are powered with Java.

If you want to make games, then the language to learn is C++.
I study Media Gaming, a BTEC, and the language that is suggested we learn is C++.

Finally; if you want to make an application that virtually runs on every computer, then you should go for Java, not to be confused with JavaScript.

Again, I recommend you learn Python before jumping into any languages like C.

Edit; if you want a job in security, it might be worth learning SQL & PHP, there's a demand for DBAs.

Hope this helps ;)

 

"It's what Microsoft is coded in"
Yeah, no :/

If you mean Windows, that is definitely not powered / created in Java...

Probably a branch of C
@Zulfqar

 

Well, Xenforo clearly doesn't work on my phone too well, merging posts seems to have created an entirely new thread, good job Xenforo.

Locking.