Ah, I see. Then I'll just focus on C++, Java, and possibly Python then.
I'm also not that great with Linux. I've tried using it in the past but I guess I just couldn't find the right resources to understand it all.
Thank you for the information!
I suggest you don't start with C++. It's a surprisingly complex language and it doesn't hold your hand very much at all. Still, it's a very useful language, and it has my absolute favourite GUI toolkit (Qt) but you'll learn it much quicker if it's not your first one (or one of your first few ones).
Ah, I see. Then I'll just focus on C++, Java, and possibly Python then.
I'm also not that great with Linux. I've tried using it in the past but I guess I just couldn't find the right resources to understand it all. Thank you for the information!
I suggest you don't start with C++. It's a surprisingly complex language and it doesn't hold your hand very much at all. Still, it's a very useful language, and it has my absolute favourite GUI toolkit (Qt) but you'll learn it much quicker if it's not your first one (or one of your first few ones).