1. First language: Apple BASIC 2. Had difficulties: LISP, Assembly 3. Most used: C#, Typescript, Swift 4. Totally hate: Perl, LISP, COBOL 5. Most loved: C# 6. For beginners: C# 7. Powerful but so much hackier than people say: Pythonhttps://twitter.com/citnaj/status/1180301893999849483 …
You know.... now that you mention it I do like C# for beginners. It sounds crazy at first. But I actually made a scripting engine at (paid) work years ago for UI automation that (non engineer) QAs could make updates to, using C# scripts compiled on the fly. Worked out great.
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We're still using the same setup ten years later with many QAs. Excel drives the data for the tests, which I also consider a great way to get people to program without necessarily feeling like they are :)
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Yes I think learning on an untyped language (and hello hacky “global” keyword) makes it harder to grasp some key concepts.
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