Let's talk about Easy Language first. Here in Dalian, China, there is an all-Chinese programming language, which was developed by Wu Tao Easy Language Software Development Co., Ltd. in view of China's national conditions, and can be used to write software running under two operating systems: WINDOWS platform and LINUX platform (this is one of its greatest advantages, and it has a bright future! )。 Its code is basically composed of Chinese characters (you can enter its pinyin initials), and its programming thinking completely conforms to the thinking habits of China people, which is very friendly and easy to use. And its built-in help library can provide immediate help. Support library (can be understood as compiled program fragments! ) is very large, basically covering the appropriate range of programming languages, and it is still expanding. Easy language is powerful and easy to use. As long as you can use a computer, you should be able to program, from WORD processing systems such as Word and WPS, database applications, Internet applications, graphics processing, media playback, games and so on.
Yi language should be the best choice for beginners. Even if you want to choose other languages in the future, it is still very cost-effective to learn Yi language, because the basic idea of programming should be that all languages are the same. Nowadays, there are many people cursing Yi language on the Internet. I think there are three reasons: 1. As a new language, Yi language definitely has some shortcomings compared with VB, VC and other languages that have been developed for decades. Although these shortcomings are few and constantly improving, they are unbearable for some people who have high expectations or like to be picky; Some people are purely foreign slaves and are extremely hostile to the development of all national industries. You should think of this as fart. 3. The third kind of people are funny or successful programmers. Generally, they have made great efforts in other languages and tried to learn one or several languages. Either they have worked hard in other languages but learned nothing. These two kinds of people can learn a language easily and write decent and even professional software when they see others learning another language. The psychological imbalance can be imagined. We just sympathize with them and pity them.
Second, VB
This is a language developed by Microsoft for beginners or low-level programmers. Getting started is easy, but there is a lot of room for development. In western countries, a person can write a good program after studying for about a month (but in China, it seems that not many people can reach this level), and it is still widely used. Its sub-language has applications in offices and dynamic networks. However, the compiled program runs slowly and has poor encapsulation, so it needs the support of VB runtime.
Third, Delphi
Second only to Easy Language and VB, it is easy to learn. Powerful comparable to VC, the first choice for advanced languages. Easy entry, excellent program package, concise code, extremely fast running speed and good portability. Recommended study.
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Needless to say, most of the current software is written in Delphi or VC, but it is not easy to learn. It requires not only basic knowledge of languages such as C++, but also two years of development experience and other conditions for Microsoft to learn. The threshold is too high for amateur programmers to afford.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) Java language (a computer language, especially for creating websites)
This cup of coffee is very fragrant, and the most attractive thing is that it does not rely on hardware platform at all. It runs on any hardware platform, from PC to MAC, from host to mobile phone, and it can be everywhere. However, although it is easy to get started, it is not difficult to learn after getting started.
Intransitive verb assembly language
This is the lowest level language after machine language, and each assembly language corresponds to a hardware platform, which is not portable and extremely difficult to learn, but the execution efficiency is the highest. It is said that WINDOWS is written in C language and assembly. Nowadays, there are not many people learning assembly language except professional programmers. Unless you also want to develop a programming language, it is not recommended for commercial programmers.
There are also VF, PB and so on. These are relatively easy to use, but only limited to database development, not including general programming languages.
I don't think it matters what language you learn. The key is what your purpose is to do. You should choose according to your own purpose and study conditions. If you don't want to be a professional programmer, just want to learn programming thinking, or do some daily applications in your work and life, easy language and VB are enough; If you want to be a professional programmer, you should first choose Delphi, followed by VC. If you do nothing but database development, PB is the first choice; If you are doing website development, please choose PHP, JSP and ASP.