What type of code did you learn first?

[Sean101]

Was it HTML? PHP? ... Something else? What was the first of coding that you learn first before any others?

[HTMLBasicTutor]

HTML and CSS as you use them both in other web programming.

[Sean101]

Originally Posted by HTMLBasicTutor

HTML and CSS as you use them both in other web programming.

Yeah same here, HTML and CSS and after that PHP a little bit.

[AlexM85]

I became familiar with C/C++ back in high school, but lately I've been using java at work.

[ScriptMan]

Before HTML and CSS existed I dabbled heavily in Basic (circa 1986).

[MaxScott]

Originally Posted by Sean101

Was it HTML? PHP? ... Something else? What was the first of coding that you learn first before any others?

HTML of course!

[DanielDP]

First programming language I learned was C. I have learned through java, python. But when I go to work, I mostly use C and C ++. I really have not learned anything about web programming languages

[Bob Barr]

Fortran in college, 1966-67, helping out a roommate who was a ChemE major

[martin smith]

HTML and CSS after that PHP..

[AndriusDono]

It was first HTML, then PHP, then CSS, then Javascript

[rickySt]

A year after the internet changed from being a private to becoming a public (free) system I was taught how to create a website at UNI. It was all hand coded HTML back then, then CSS, then dabbled in lots of various code over the years since.

[Lebar.123]

I first started with C++ in high school and learned the basic algorithms.

[samueljohn]

Started with HTML,CSS,JavaScript and now learning Python language.I moved to python instead of PHP,due to it's simpler syntax,and powerful libraries for dynamic web apps development

[ppres74]

HTML -> Javascript

[kayvee]

I Learned C++ when I was in Intermediate school. Then C in College time and after that asp.net and more.

[sankalppatil]

The first language i learnt ever was c language and the first program code i have ever created was the most common hello world program.

[Tech2Globe]

Well, I started with C, then C++, then C#. However, I would recommend you to go with C++ as it has a lot to offer for beginners. Also, it starts from the scratch and goes in the depth of every concept. Have a strong knowledge of OOP is must.

[gxnpt]

Would you believe "load-and-go" Basic and Fortran II ??? (but it was in the late 60s)

Later on TRS-80 Basic, Commodore Basic, 6502 Assembly, and a touch of Pascal.

Most recently (got distracted from Java and C++) HTML, Javascript, CSS, PHP

But am entirely self taught since high school in the 60s.

Do people actually bother to write the "Hello World" thing? Really? See Spot run! Run, Spot, run!

[boity]

Me too started with HTML, CSS and little bit JavaScript.

[Dimakh]

Yes, started with HTML and then CSS. Now learning JavaScript