Hello programmers, whenever i visit this programming room, it always drives me to build more passions for programming.

There is one thing that is getting me confused. Is it possible for me to learn python, C, C++, javascript and java without prior knowledge of Html, css and php?

i do really appreciate your comments. Tnks.

If you want to climb a ladder, you start from the base first and off you go, nevertheless you can simply jump 2-3 steps of the ladder before you start climbing if you got the mind and some stunts. You can pick any programming language that appeal to you but it's highly recommended that you start with the basic mark up language which HTML is, upgrade to CSS for styling and presentation and pick up java script. After you'd got a hang around these, migrate to advanced programming languages such as php, python, c++, java, et.al. I hope this helps.

Tnx for 4 ur unprecedented enlightenment. A♍ very grateful.

It's a pleasure.

Knowing Html is not a prerequisite to learning any of those. But its recomended if You have interest for the web. I.e you would lik to be developing web sites. But if You dont You should not waste your time on Html. You can go ahead and learn python.

html is not a programming language its just a thing you cn turn into an hobby because its just a mark-up language for designing websites..python is a an OOP programming language and have nothing in common. so go ahead.

Bro html, JavaScript, CSS would be useless to you if you plan on programming strictly . Python is a pretty simple language designed for easy learning and use. Please you can start it when ever you feel like, i suggest www.codecademy.com. It would be of tremendous help. Cheers.

dhammer: Bro html, JavaScript, CSS would be useless to you if you plan on programming strictly . Python is a pretty simple language designed for easy learning and use. Please you can start it when ever you feel like, i suggest www.codecademy.com. It would be of tremendous help. Cheers.

Although I hate awakening dead topics, but I can't just help but wonder how ignorant and misinformed you are.

No offense.

Yes, it really can work for you. Now there are many YouTube channels, courses, books, and forums where you can get all the information you need. I myself have recently been looking into the details of the AttributeError module 'datetime' has no attribute 'now' error to solve problems with my code

It depends on what you want to learn it for. Python is a very versatile language that can be used for a lot of things ranging from data science and analysis, machine learning, embedded programming, backend development. Hence, if your wish is to use it for backend development( with django or flask ), you will need to learn html and css, a basic knowledge is enough, else you don't need to.