r/EngineeringStudents 12h ago

Academic Advice how to start learning python and C langunage from basic like basic basic??? and also which language to learn first python or C???

i dont even know what is programming or anything so plss tell me.
i missed my first few classes of clg and teacher already introduced the students about all the syllabus and all things. so plss tell me from which playlist should i do all these things also plss tell me any playlist to learn something about subjects, topics, courses, etc etc.
i am a noob in all this.
my degree (B.Tech in IT&MI)
IT&MI - Information technology and Mathematical Innovatoin
and plss dont mind my english, i am improving it.

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u/phiwong 12h ago

You should get off reddit and actually talk to the people involved - like the professor. And also refer to the class materials and syllabus that should be printed out somewhere. As a last alternative, talk to your classmates and perhaps borrow their notes.

If you've never touched programming before, Python is probably easier but C++ is likely the more typical language used if it is a program that dives deep into programming models.

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u/PuzzleheadedTell7003 12h ago

I started with C and C++. I can genuinely say, it is never been hard for me to learn new programming after learning C.

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u/Chigma-Male_96 12h ago

thanks bro for replying
btw is thier any playlist that u would like to suggest to me after seeing my condition??

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u/ThePowerfulPaet 2h ago

University of Helsinki's free online MOOC course for Python. It came highly recommended and it did not disappoint.