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Hey, Although if you want to build websites, apps any of those stuff. First, it is better to start with programming languages (C, C++, Java, Python (in the order)) then learn design and analysis of algorithms, data structures and database. These are the fundamentals for anything. After completing this then go to your preference like webd, appd, ai, ml etc.
Oh, thank you
It all depends on what you want to build, but I would recommend:
HTML/CSS, then JavaScript if you want to build websites/web apps.
Python for anything else - I think it's one of the most beginner friendly, as well as promoting good habits with spacing to make your code easier to read.
Hi. Do you know what types of things you want to build? For example, websites, analyzing data, building a blockchain, software for medical equipment? Something else?
Does your university have a set of languages that it teaches? Are you trying to get a headstart on what they'll be teaching or learn something completely new?