>>3936305Personally I never really liked Python, despite using it often, and as it is so vastly different to other languages I would not recommend starting with it.
C, however, I think is a good choice for a first programming language to learn. It's simplicity makes it easy to lean the basics (things like the syntax, grammar, etc) and it's popularity lead to a lot of other programming languages copying its style. If you know C, learning something like Java, C++ or C# would be a lot easier since the syntax is almost identical.
>>3936307Nothing good ever comes from politics, does it
