I'd say start off with Visual Basic and then C programming. Then you move on to C++ and Java.

Do you want to learn to code something specific? Like, do you want to do simple software, build 3d game engines, etc.

There's a lot of avenues to tackle, but yeah you could learn something like C first, and then once you've acquired the fundamentals of programming, you pick what you want to do.

To begin with, I studied and learned BASIC in my teens and it was great as a beginners language, but not overly useful nowadays. I built a few raycasters and a crappy shell, then moved onto C++, but stopped there. Out of all the types of communities I've been in, including the furry fandom and art communities, the programming community has been filled with the most toxic people I've ever met.

If you're going to ask a programmer for help, prepare yourself for self-absorbed elitist assholes who will belittle and destroy you from the get-go with vitriolic diatribes while they're proudly bragging about being so good at their craft that they could program a cure for cancer or something (but of course, not actually do it).

Don't let it discourage you though; I'd definitely be curious to see what you come up with!

Well the boy usually creates back ends for databases do I'm not quite sure what that is but it sounds straight forward. 3d and ask that sounds beats and maybe I do want to learn how to do modeling so I can make things for augmented/virtual but I'd like to start small :3


No worries, I've been with a programmer for over a decade, I've learned how to belittle him through his own belittlement