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Well there are many different languages and they all serve different purposes

Games use a different language from what websites use which means that your question is pretty broad

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Hi guys,Can you tell me which languages will i need to learn to

Make Games

Make Web SItes

Make Software.

Please give some more description about your opinion.

1) At the moment the most used for game dev are C# and C++, although there are so many engines and libraries that you can chose whatever language you prefer.

2) I'm not a web dev but HTML, PHP and Js are necessary.

3) Whatever you prefer. C# is a good first language.

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Hi guys,Can you tell me which languages will i need to learn to

Make Games

Make Web SItes

Make Software.

Please give some more description about your opinion.

Games use engines anymore.  Go pick up a copy of CryEngine 3.0.  You'll do very little "Coding" unless you're dealing in Bugs.

Websites use HTML and CSS.  Sometimes Python and Java are important, but only if your website deploys them.

And general purpose software is quite literally all over the place.  Learn C++, XAML, and maybe some Java.

 

Personally, if you learn Java, C++, HTML, CSS, and XAML (in that order) most of the skills will be EASILY transferable to other languages.

 

I forgot about C#, mostly because I have never used C# myself.

Please spend as much time writing your question, as you want me to spend responding to it.  Take some time, and explain your issue, please!

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