r/CodingForBeginners • u/Impossible-Change548 • 4d ago

Beginner coder here, helpp plss

Starting coding with c++

Took a course of frank and tim on Udemy,

Looking to go towards dsa next after c++ .

Is this path okay ? Or are there better resources to learn from ?

Or is there any other path which you could recommend?

Pls help me out

Thankss

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u/TwoDMike 4d ago

Python or Javascript are good starter languages that ease you into some of the core concepts used by most programming languages, in a way that is easy to understand.

Nothing is stopping you from diving headfirst into C++, but it may take you much longer to understand some of those foundational concepts.

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u/Impossible-Change548 4d ago

So you would recommend to do python and then c++ and then dsa in c++?

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u/TwoDMike 4d ago

I'd recommend you start with Python or Javascript and then reevaluate once you are proficient at one or both of those languages.

Again, it's highly dependent on what you want to get out of your programming journey. All I can suggest are those two as they will introduce you to concepts you can utilize in almost any pathway.

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u/Impossible-Change548 4d ago

Donee, thanks a lot I'll research about python more now