[b0b1899]

Python is the best. Go for it

You're right Bro! It's simple but powerful, so it's perfect for a newbie like me.

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[leetone]

PYTHON for malware development?

no

use Assembly, C/C++, c#, go ... for malware

Can I learn Rust with no programming experience?

You can, but It is going to be hard, Rust is very cool but has a learning curve, once you know how to do stuff you will like it more than other languages,

PYTHON for malware development?

no

use Assembly, C/C++, c#, go ... for malware

Can I learn Rust with no programming experience?

It's a little harder than Python and some other languages, according to me first, take some programming experience.

That's totally right, you can do it in Python, but I would recommend C/C++ for malware development because you get to use the Windows,WinRT API easier than you would do in Rust (https://github.com/microsoft/windows-rs) ,  (https://docs.rs/winsafe/latest/winsafe/) but most courses will use C/C++, also another advantage is is the binary file sizes are going to be much smaller.

[b0b1899]

PYTHON for malware development?

no

use Assembly, C/C++, c#, go ... for malware

Can I learn Rust with no programming experience?

You can, but It is going to be hard, Rust is very cool but has a learning curve, once you know how to do stuff you will like it more than other languages,

PYTHON for malware development?

no

use Assembly, C/C++, c#, go ... for malware

Can I learn Rust with no programming experience?

It's a little harder than Python and some other languages, according to me first, take some programming experience.

That's totally right, you can do it in Python, but I would recommend C/C++ for malware development because you get to use the Windows,WinRT API easier than you would do in Rust (https://github.com/microsoft/windows-rs) ,  (https://docs.rs/winsafe/latest/winsafe/) but most courses will use C/C++, also another advantage is is the binary file sizes are going to be much smaller.

Thank you so much Bro! I think the BF community is one of the best in the world. I never thought that a new user like me would be helped by so many people.
Thanks all GUYS!
@b0b1899

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[AFS_Nemesis]

Considering you can compile python into a static binary that rivals operational speeds similar to C/C++, the performance argument is moot. Python is faster to dev than C. It's got every library you could imagine. If you're a n00b dev, you don't have to be too concerned with stack management. Your first project is likely to go in the trash anyway so I'd recommend Python to learn coding best practices.

[LkStr]

Just keep learning python, doing lots of programming exercises along the way, and learning to understand computer principles. Then you will know for yourself what to learn next.