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Feeling bad 😞😔, someone tell me how to start software development.....I believe it not html,css and Js ,,,...or is Reactjs

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    C, C#, C++, electron etc
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    Python?

    What is your goal?
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    @Demolishun I do Django,, I just wanna invent stuffs
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    Seems pretty obvious what you should do: start with assembly then work your way up to higher level languages
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    Java is perfect for a relaxed day
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    Any statically typed language. The purpose of dynamic typing is to save you some typing, but you still have to think about types (you can never ever ignore types no matter the language or situation), so for learning a statically typed language is definitely better.

    I started with C++ in school, the first language I taught myself was C#. The dev tooling is really good and the documentation explains the purpose of features very well. The most popular beginner language with static typing is Java, in no small part because universities of all places have the strange idea that you can be a good programmer while only being fluent in one language, and Java is very widely used, so they start you off with something that gets you a job. But Java is also supposedly a good beginner language, I've met a couple programmers who started with it and learned faster than I did.
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    It really doesn't matter, it depends on the project and what your comfortable with.

    Look up a bunch of popular ones, and choose one, that you like.

    You'll always find something.
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    The only true way to start is by poking CPU pins with a paperclip attached to a 9V battery. Then you work your way up to higher levels.
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