How to Start Your Journey as a Programmer? [Part - 2]

 Last time I discussed the easy way to choose your first programming language. Now we will move to the next level, which is how to start with that programming language.

 I discussed that many beginners choose C or C++ as their first language, which is hard for beginners. You can also move your attention to some easy programming languages like Python, JavaScript.

Do you know why did I suggest these languages? Because these languages are also known as "Interpreted" programming languages and Other languages like C, C++ is known as "Compiler " languages. Interpreted languages are easy and faster to learn with comparison to Compiler based programming languages. Interpreted languages give more functionalities to the programmers.

But there is one drawback of Interpreted languages that they are slower in comparison of Compiler based languages which means you can say that Python is slower than C. But as I told you that you should always choose that programming language which covers a larger part of the IT industry. Python covers a larger portion of the IT industry. It is widely used by big tech giants like Google, Amazon, Microsoft etc.

So my first preference to you is Python to start programming. Now you have chosen your programming language, but what after that? After choosing your first programming language now, you should focus all the basic concepts of that language. All the programming languages have the same basic programming concepts but with little difference. 

Regular practice can make you better in programming with any language. It is based on you how much time you spend on practice. The higher time you spend on practising, the lower time you will take to grasp a new topic. 

After mastering on basics, now you have an open path to choose your career. Now you can focus on your field of interest; if you have an interest in Data Science, you can go with it; if you have an interest in Web development, you can also choose that path. Now it is entirely on you. But before selecting any field always do market research of that field.