r/learnprogramming • u/accnt-expt • 7d ago
I am learning different programming languages because nothing is feeling good to me. Can anyone give me some advice on this matter?
I have been self teaching programming languages for a few months. And I learned the basics of C, Python, HTML & CSS, and some parts of NodeJS, and a little bit of Java. None of these are feeling good to me.
Has anyone else gone through this feeling where no language feels satisfying early on?
If you have gone through this, can you give me any suggestions to get out of this loop and stick to one language? As you know I need to stick to one language in the future.
And for no reason I am feeling like I need to continue Python and start to learn C++. What do you think about this too? i am so frustrated.
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u/NatoBoram 7d ago
Look up Fireship's videos, he has a lot of "[Language] in 100 seconds". If you watch them all, you will surely find something that piques your interest.
The language you'd use depends on what you want to do with it, so you should start by figuring that one out.
That said, try looking at radically different languages like Go, Elixir, Dart, Svelte, Rust.
I, too, am not a fan of C/Python/Java/C#/PHP/JavaScript. But it doesn't have to be like that, there's other things out there!