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 **Can you become a good programmer when you're old?** Well, as with everything to become a SERIOUSLY good programmer you should have probably started before the age of 20, the majority of the legend programmers started before 10, it's just like with sports or becoming an excellent musician. But with enough enthusiasm and endurance you can become a pretty good programmer at any age, just like you can learn to play an instrument or run marathon basically at any age, it will just take longer and a lot of energy. You don't even have to aim to become very good, becoming just average is enough to write simple gaymes and have a bit of fun in life :) Just don't try to learn programming because it seems cool, because you want to look like movie haxor, gain followers on youtube or because you need a job -- if you're not having genuine fun just thinking before sleep about how to swap two variables without using a temporary variable, programming is probably not for you. **Can you become a good programmer if you're black or [woman](woman.md)?** No. :D Ok, maybe you can, but all the above applies, don't do it for politics or money or followers -- if you become a seriously based programmer (from [LRS](lrs.md) point of view) of unlikely minority, we'll be more than happy to put an apology here, in ALL CAPS and bold letters :) Hopefully this will inspire someone...
 
-**Which programming language to start with?** This is the big question. Though languages such as [Python](python.md) or [JavaScript](javascript.md) are objectively really REALLY bad, they are nowadays possibly the easiest way to get into programming, so you may want to just pick one of these two, knowing you'll abandon it later to learn a true language such as [C](c.md) (and knowing the bad language will still serve you in the future in some ways, it's not a wasted time). Can you start with C right away? It's probably not impossible for a genius but it will be VERY hard and you'll most likely end up failing, overwhelmed, frustrated and never returning to programming again. Absolutely do NOT even consider [C#](c_sharp.md) (shit, unusable), [Java](java.md) (shit, slow, bloated, unusable), [C++](cpp.md) (like C but shit and more complicated), [Haskell](haskell.md) (non-traditional, hard), [Rust](rust.md) (shit, bad design, unusable), [Go](go.md) (prolly hard), [Lisp](lisp.md) (non-traditional), [Prolog](prolog.md) (lol) and similar languages -- you may explore these later. Whichever language you pick for the love of god **avoid [OOP](oop.md)** -- no matter what anyone tells you, when you see a tutorial that uses "classes"/"objects" just move on, learn normal [imperative](imperative.md) programming. OOP is a huge pile of shit meme that you will learn anyway later (because everyone writes it nowadays) so that you see why it's shit and why you shouldn't use it.
+**Which programming language to start with?** This is the big question. Though languages such as [Python](python.md) or [JavaScript](javascript.md) are objectively really REALLY bad, they are nowadays possibly the easiest way to get into programming, so you may want to just pick one of these two, knowing you'll abandon it later to learn a true language such as [C](c.md) (and knowing the bad language will still serve you in the future in some ways, it's not a wasted time). Can you start with C right away? It's probably not impossible for a genius but it will be VERY hard and you'll most likely end up failing, overwhelmed, frustrated and never returning to programming again. In *How To Become A Hacker* ESR actually recommends to learn C, Lisp or [Go](golang.md) as the first language, but that recommendation comes to aspiring hackers, i.e. the most talented and ambitious programmers, so think about whether you fit this category. Absolutely do NOT even consider [C#](c_sharp.md) (shit, unusable), [Java](java.md) (shit, slow, bloated, unusable), [C++](cpp.md) (like C but shit and more complicated), [Haskell](haskell.md) (non-traditional, hard), [Rust](rust.md) (shit, bad design, unusable), [Go](go.md) (prolly hard), [Lisp](lisp.md) (non-traditional), [Prolog](prolog.md) (lol) and similar languages -- you may explore these later. Whichever language you pick for the love of god **avoid [OOP](oop.md)** -- no matter what anyone tells you, when you see a tutorial that uses "classes"/"objects" just move on, learn normal [imperative](imperative.md) programming. OOP is a huge pile of shit meme that you will learn anyway later (because everyone writes it nowadays) so that you see why it's shit and why you shouldn't use it.
 
 { I really started programming in [Pascal](pascal.md) at school, it was actually a good language as it worked very similarly to C and the transition later wasn't that hard, but nowadays learning Pascal doesn't make much sense anymore. ~drummyfish }