What programming language should I learn?
If you’re making a website you will use: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. 100% of websites use all three of these languages, and at the same time. These three languages together are called the “front-end” of your website.
Then there’s the backend. The back-end adds one additional language to the mix. So for example, you may choose Ruby, PHP, Java or Python for your backend language.
To recap: you take the three front-end languages (HTML, CSS and JavaScript) plus one back-end language (likely Ruby, PHP, Java or Python) put that all together and you have the ingredients for a website. What about mobile?
If you’re trying to make something for a mobile device you really only have two choices because the phone hardware companies (notably Apple and Google) have chosen for you. What I mean if you are building an app for the iPhone you must use either Objective-C or Swift. And if you are building an app for an Android phone then Google has chosen for you, and you must you Java.
There's a ton of other choices out there and developments in options that you could choose, but these are 99% of the answers that you're gonna ever need. So, go ahead and get started.
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