How to Get Started with Coding

So, you have decided to code? Great Congratulations,  Are you excited and ready to learn?

But also Confused about "how and where to start?". Don't worry Buddy,  this is the very first question everyone ask themselves. When you decide to start coding you don't get it, from where to start. But I would say, this not something big to worry about. I will help you figure this out and hope that by the end of this you will be a step closer to your Code.

Which language is BEST to start-

People get worried thinking about 'programming languages' and choosing one for them to start with.
There are tons of programming languages out there and it doesn't matter which programming language you choose. That's because, you are not going to stick with one language for your whole life, even if you do so there is no problem with it. And to be honest none of this matters to you right now. What matters is to think like a programmer. Programmers are the problem solver and programming languages are their tools. You can start with any language you want to -- what's much more important is to think different, open and be ready to learn from your mistakes.

I would suggest you to -- just start. Once you start writing code and getting dirty with it. You will figure out what suits you.
Initially, keep your codes simple and smaller, then proceed with advance ones.
One more thing to keep in mind is - Don't be afraid to make mistakes, you are going to learn a lot from them. And you should also read some codes out there. Doing this will help you in developing your sense to write new codes. By reading, what I actually meant is to understand  the way one has tried to implement particular logic with that code.

Here’s a basic program written in a few different languages — this example is the most basic program to write, called “Hello, World,” and it’s something programmers often use to get an idea of a language’s most basic features.

First, create a string and give it the value: “Hello, World”
Now, let’s do something with this value by writing it out onto the screen somewhere.

ActionScript 3:

var myString:String = “Hello, World”;

trace(myString);

C#:

string myString = “Hello, World”;

Debug.Log( myString );

C++:

string myString = “Hello, World”;

cout << myString;

Python:

myString = “Hello, World”;

print( myString );

Java:

String myString = “Hello, World”;

System.out.println( myString );

While they have there own way of expressing things, we can see that they use common expressions. The first language you learn might not be the one you stick with forever, but it’s important to just choose something and begin your journey into programming.  
So, Don't worry, pick one of them and just get started.

Let Me Know which language you are interested in??


Happy Coding.!!!!!!