Best programming languages to learn and how to learn them
- Harshan Santhamoorthi
- Nov 15, 2025
- 3 min read
With the tech industry growing really fast and more opportunities being created, many people might wonder how to get into it. One of the best ways to get into tech is by learning how to program, but because of how many programming languages there are, it may feel quite frustrating to know which programming language to learn. But the best way to choose is to choose the language that best suits your interests, whether it be making games, making websites, or coding robots. This is because many programming languages are connected. In this blog, you will learn the best programming languages based on your interests.
Python is a good place to start for those who want to learn programming for reasons such as research, business, analyzing data, or building AI. It is easy to learn because it has simple syntax, grammar of the programming language, and looks a lot like English, which makes it much easier for beginners to understand. But it's also because in Python, there are many
built-in tools, such as interactive modes that let you test your code line by line, code editors, and data types that help you organize information. These tools help with many different reasons, and such is why many industries use Python. But it also has a large community of programmers who will help you learn how to program in Python: there are many online tutorials, meetings, and websites where people discuss how to program in Python as well.
With how big robotics is getting, C++ is one of, if not the best, for robotics because it gives
lots of control over the robot and how it works, while still being beginner-friendly. Even though it might be tricky at first, you can quickly learn how to properly code in it. It's extremely helpful to tell your robot what to do step by step, and you will be able to learn how to save information, make choices based on observations you may have made from testing your program, and repeat actions to get your robot to move the way you want. C++ also allows you to organize your code very neatly and makes it easier to program much more complicated robots, without having to get lost in your program. With a lot of high-level robots using C++, it's important to have a good understanding of the programming language itself to learn and code in C++ properly. But there are so many beginner friendly guides to C++ and courses that make learning the language much easier.
If you are interested in making games and websites for yourself and others, JavaScript is the way to go because it works on almost every device with a web browser. So, your games can be played by anyone who uses a device with a web browser on it, or your websites can be used by lots of people, without needing a lot of downloads for others to use either your game or website. It is also pretty easy to learn because of how simple the programming language is, so many beginners can make programming projects quickly and easily. JavaScript also works quite well with other web-based programming languages such as HTML and CSS, which can help you create games and websites that look good and run smoothly. And, in JavaScript, there are built-in tools like Phaser, which can help add 2D animations to your program without having to make it all from the ground up. Due to all of this, JavaScript is a very popular choice for beginners who want to make interactive programs for everyone. Usually, many good JavaScript lessons on Udemy or on YouTube can teach you how to use JavaScript and make projects with it.
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