Re: Best coding language and best resource for coding audio games?
I'm not a coder my self, but I think the idea as a beginner is to pick a common language like BGT, C++, C# .net, Python, or _javascript_ and get into it some, make a few successful basic test programs, complete several exercises from a book ETC.
If you find that you can get the logic part down, then you can try some other languages for a bit to see if you find their syntax more enjoyable for you personally.
Then you can start worrying about what libraries are available for that language, and if the game/games your planning on making actually require any that you can't use with it.
Generally your going to get better answers if you specifically ask about learning resources, coding methods/tools, and libraries than you would by asking such an open ended and historically divisive question like (what language is best)
Keep in mind also that your question may already have been answered here, and feed the advanced search some keywords just to make sure you aren't beating a dead horse by accident.
For non audio game specific questions, your also going to find allot more professional assistants in a place like stack overflow, even if the rules are much more strict.
Good luck with your efforts!
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