[Jumbo_123]

Decided i wanted to get into programming over the quarantine. What i a good website to start learning from, and, what should be my first language? I know relatively very little about computer programming. 

Thanks!

[Dslg01]

start with python - it's super easy, currently popular and that isn't likely to change in the short term. I don't have any recent experience with python web courses but whatever is near the top of google probably isn't *that* bad and will at least get you started - once you have the basics sorted you can basically teach yourself using stackoverflow.com whenever you run into problems

[JustAnotherDay]

Start with python
Has a lot of resources to help you

[Ikmoo]

Try Codecademy, udemy or coursera for online courses in introduction in python

[pafben]

4chan sometimes has nice threads on the tech boards

[sexyflex508]

Python is a good language to start with. Look up opencourseware courses on it if you want a more formal and structured approach to learning it.

[accountsreceivable]

As many others here have already said, Python is a good beginner language because it's easy to learn, read, and use. There are a ton of free courses online, I'd personally recommend udemy if you are a visual learner or find a highly reviewed book. I suggest you always take a break and tinker with the code while learning. It's easy for a lot of newbies to get stuck copy pasting code and running it so don't let that happen. Good luck!

[jurryduty]

Python, so many tutorials online

[Xenophox]

Codeacademy is a great source to help you start out.

[lwantedfapfap]

I recommend Learn Python the Hard way

[amyfowler22]

i think basic courses of python a pretty good for newbies

[blackshark]

Python, and get a raspberry pi its a great little pc to program on

[Pilot666]

Start by getting into school !

Start by getting into school !

[Zorojuro]

Thanks guys as a guy that wanted to learn too!

[cronospapa]

Start by learning the concepts. Programing language dose not matter. Learn hot to express yourself and understand the computer adn its functions. them picsk the laguage to grinde

[FrostyMenu1]

As everyone else has said python is the way to go

[ketoman99]

Python is very good for beginners. As for tutorials i would recommend codecademy oder w3schools!

[Doodootastesbad]

Thank you guys for this thread I think I will try out python as well

[Sasha Mikanovic]

Udemy courses are great. Figure out what you want to do (eg. web development, backend development, game dev etc.) and research what languages/technologies you need to learn for what you need to do. Then just go on udemy and search for "intro to"+[language] and you'll find a course. Make sure you only get high rated courses and make sure you only buy when they're on sale for around $10-$15

[dingus27]

Honestly, find a simple project that you want to create and start with that, googling everything you need along the way.