[Cameronstech]

because i want to learn but i havent.

[office politics]

although i never studied it, i hear python is a good language to start with.

here's a tut site for ya

Tutorials From FunctionX

[Cameronstech]

thanks very much(:

[Jorsoft]

I found Visual Basic to be very easy as well. It's supposed to be a good start language and there are a lot of resources for it.

[Cameronstech]

yeah ive messed with VB a little but not that much..

[oldskool]

I have used several languages, including VB, Java, Javascript, SQL, some C#.

For creating applications, Visual Basic is fairly easy. Good starting language for applications. For web stuff, learning HTML (not a programming language but worth learning) and Javascript (a scripting language) are both useful and also fairly straightforward once you get the hang of them a bit.


EDIT: Oh and I forgot what I was going to say about VB and C#. Programs can be written and compiled from withing Visual Basic Express Edition ( and what's cool about that is it's all free )

[kmote]

I can recommend java. Not necessarily the very easiest but it isn't difficult to work out and it is very useful and powerful.

[patonb]

Don't use FORTRAN it sucks... ans i've quickly forgot it...

[kmote]

It's amazing that fortran is still used as much as it is. I have a lot of friends studying physics and they all have to learn fortran.

[patonb]

Yha, i learnt it for engineering purposes.

Its deemed the scentific language.