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I'm skeptical on this being a good resource for learning to program. But It's the first time I've seen Odin being used in an introductory resource. Would you recommend this to someone looking to learn programming?

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[–] dinodroid 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

No, I would either start with C or python based on their patience level.

Heck, even Go or PHP is a decent choice, if they are interested in website backends.

For frontend the only king is javascript.