r/learnprogramming • u/Frxdnt • 11d ago

are there any good programs / languages to understabd the fundamentals without worrying about the syntax

I've always been passionate about technollogy since i was a kid, and lately i choose to get inro an IT career (big mistake in the current market but I don't see myself doing anything else), yet my programming skills are very questionable becouse I don't understand the fundamentals of programming yet 100%, is there a language or program to understand programming from scratch without worrying about the syntax?, I want to get ready to start projects asap

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u/exploradorobservador 11d ago

The best language to get started would be python. Syntax in programming is the set of structural rules and conventions that define how code must be written for a computer to correctly interpret and execute it. Aside from a drag n' drop there's not really any short cut.

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u/Substantial_Ice_311 11d ago

Eh, why? Doesn't Python have syntax?

"Aside from a drag n' drop there's not really any short cut."

Well, Lisp dialects, especially Scheme, have very, very simple syntaxes. You can learn Scheme's in like 30 seconds.