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Start with C as first real programming language. It might have a higher entrance barrier but in future you'll blaze through new languages with ease

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    Definitely. Learn C and you'll know programming, learn Python and you'll know Python.
    (Not exactly right obviously, you won't know about OOP or FP but you'll definitely master imperative programming)
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    Not sure if this is an ok question but here goes. I only have only a semester's worth of C knowledge where I learned up to how to do pretty basic backend development. What are some things you can do to further improve your C skills? It's a pain in the ass language and I just want some idea on what you can do with it.
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    @bhsh96 well at this point i would move on to c++. You could as well play around with the Win32 vor X11 API to see what original GUI programming felt like ;)
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    I'm learning C# as my first C language
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