Programming

[YT52]

Back in the day I was pretty good on a Commodore64, with both BASIC and machine code Assembly. To cut a long story short, I've a lot of time on my hands and want to do more with my PC.
I appreciate things are very VERY different know, but if one was interested in learning a new programming language where on earth do you start?
C++, Python, Ruby, Java, another?
I can see that development platforms for some don't come cheap and I'd prefer to take a free course.
I dabbled with Python (half-heartedly) a few years ago but could never find a way of creating an executable independent of the Python platform.

Anyway, any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated.

[rojash]

http://www.microsoft.com/express/Windows/

[TTG]

C++, C#, Java. Any one of these 3 is good. Programming games is a good way to learn and you might have something that others will enjoy at the end of it.

Good luck!

[YT52]

Thank you.

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