Not sure what programming language should I choose?

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Guys!!!I really need your answers...So i tried a lot in c and c++ But i had to advantage of those thing.then i found Java And Python...Those are fine but now i am having problem to choose from them .......so i made my mind and choose Python.but i can't find any good sites to learn free....
And guys i can't find good books for me..i really need books if u know good ones please Tell me Thank you!!!!

What I have tried:

I have tried a lot of language like c and c++ and also web developing languages like html,css,php,javascript!!!!
but don't like those...I want Python!!!!!

Posted 19-May-16 4:14am

ZcrossGames

Updated 19-May-16 4:54am

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ZurdoDev 19-May-16 10:17am

It all depends on what you want to do.

phil.o 19-May-16 10:18am

You want Python, then go Python.
There is no way to provide a decent and precise answer with such a question, which will more likely attract personal opinions rather than verified facts.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-May-16 13:29pm

5!—SA

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CHill60 · Accepted Answer · 2016-05-19T04:54:00

As phil.o says this post "will more likely attract personal opinions rather than verified facts"

"Good" is a subjective word, so you will have to decide which sites are good for you from this list[^]

As for books, I would use the User Feedback on a site such as Amazon.com: Books[^] to judge how good a book is (or not) - you don't necessarily have to buy the book from there

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