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Programming is an art. As with any other art, it is important to use the right medium. In programming, this translates to the choice of programming language. But why should one pay so much attention to one's first programming language? When there exists a plethora of programming languages and visual editors to make programming so easy, why does it matter which programming language you start with? There are so many books, on-line tutorials, and code samples out there that you could practically learn any language in one day.
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