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Hi im 13 and a junior programmer(vb.net, learning python) and i want to be a programmer so whitch laungage is next also a free online cource woulde be nice ie code academy

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Well, to start with, you should learn the English language :P

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learn html and css.  then make web pages.

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Hi im 13 and a junior programmer(vb.net, learning python) and i want to be a programmer so whitch laungage is next also a free online cource woulde be nice ie code academy

What kind of programs are you looking to make?

Java, C# or anything close to C/C++ would help a lot in most, if not all, places. But something like Javascript could also help.

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i dont know maybe a secure "bank" system ie you have to have an admin name and password with multiple layers of security

and you get locked out if you input a password wrong 3 times

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i dont know maybe a secure "bank" system ie you have to have an admin name and password with multiple layers of security

and you get locked out if you input a password wrong 3 times

Well that can be easily done in PHP or even Javascript, but the back end of the system just has to be secured, but that's on server end.

If you want to make a standalone program for it, you can use Java, some program with C# (like Visual Studio), or even C++ or Python.

 

Also: quote people when answering them.

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I started with Java. Pick a language you think you will use and is popular. C++/Java/Python/HTML/etc. What do you like doing? Programs? Web design?

 

By the way, the best way to start learning a language is to make a program. Decide on a goal (Simple calculator or whatever) and JUST DO IT. Learning on CodeAcademy when you have no experience only leaves you uninterested. Make the program and look up how to do it. It's the way I learned.

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I suggest going for html, css, JavaScript, and PHP. Web development seems to be the future, what with the cloud becoming so huge and most apps migrating to the web. Even Windows' Modern apps are written using html, css and js.

It's also an easy-ish starting point to understanding other programming languages and gets progressively harder with each of the languages I listed.

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