I finally picked a first language to learn after weeks of going back and forth
I was stuck between starting with Python or JavaScript for a solid month. Everyone online said Python was easier for total beginners, but I kept hearing JavaScript was better if you wanted to build websites right away. I went with Python because the simple syntax made sense to me from day one. After about two weeks, I could write a basic script that asks for your name and prints a greeting. It felt like a real win. Has anyone else started with Python and then moved to something else later? I'm curious about the switch.
Started with Python too, then moved to JavaScript after about six months. The switch was rough at first, especially with all the brackets. What @elizabeth_ramirez said about seeing results in the browser is true, that part is satisfying. My advice is to get really solid on Python basics before you jump.
Doesn't the order matter more than the language though? Like, learning the logic first before getting into DOM stuff. Yeah, seeing your code make a button change color is cool but if you can't explain a loop you're gonna hit a wall.