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There are no basic languages.

 

The most common recommendation is C (it is also the most used language in the world). If you're asking what languages are the easiest to use (that is, are more beginner-friendly), then scripting languages are probably it (Python, Perl, Ruby, etc).

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ok, here goes. What is the most basic programming language every programmer should know?

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For my A-Level I'm being taught Python. It is pretty basic and easy to learn.

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ok so where would I get study material for the languages???

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There are no basic languages.

 

The most common recommendation is C (it is also the most used language in the world). If you're asking what languages are the easiest to use (that is, are more beginner-friendly), then scripting languages are probably it (Python, Perl, Ruby, etc).

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