Newcomers beware, lots of choices to buy your first coin, I can imagine it's extremely confusing. Someone above suggested Coinbase... ordinarily I'd caution against using centralised services but then you probably should go for an option like that: somewhat solid reputation, easy to do, licensed so offers you some protection. Just make sure you complete all verifications required at any exchange before you purchase. And make sure you move the coins to your own wallet as soon as you can - it's yours, you ought to be the only one with access to it (storing it on the exchange means they have access).

Me, I always recommend Localbitcoins. Nothing like getting your first Bitcoins from a fellow user. Just make sure you only buy from experienced traders with good history and feedback, and only only ever use e-scrow.

Depending on your location, you can even buy at kiosks these days if you don't want to use an online exchange.

First you should check your location because many sites are available in the market but few of them only supporting to your country. I am always suggested to localbitcoins and coinbase both are trusted site but you should check this is supporting to your country or not. But you must carefully check the ratings of the users because many spam users are available in the crypto market.

One of the simplest options is buying bitcoins through the exchanger. This operation is fast, and exchange rates are quite profitable.With each passing day, there are more and more electronic exchange points. Accordingly, the competition among them is very large. In the struggle for customers, exchangers reduce their commissions and try to make an exchange as quickly as possible.It is convenient that through exchangers you can buy bitcoins in many ways. It is possible from other electronic payment systems or even from a bank account.For the last couple of years I managed to work with two or three dozen different exchangers. By the way, I have never encountered deception.

now no need to bother looking for a place to buy bitcoin because at this time the market to buy bitcoin already a lot. there are some markets that I know to buy bitcoin that is in Kucoin, Cryptopia, IDEX, CoinExchange, ForkDelta and others. we must choose the cheapest bitcoin price among the crypto currency market so that we get a bigger profit.

I prefer Coinbase as an American customer. My experience with them is good so far and they seem to have a good reputation. Be prepared to provide identification and bacons account information to get your account set up with them.

You could look at localbitcoins as an option, but it could depend on your location. There may be other options if you are not in the US.

This is a very basic question, you can buy bitcoin in the exchange such as : bitfinex, binance, hitbtc, etc.
You can read many suggestion here in the forum, where to buy bitcoin.

Make an account with an exchange site and buy btc by transferring directly from your bank--that's as easy as it gets. Learn about wallets and how to secure your coins first before purchasing, however! There is plenty of information on that in this forum. Anyway, there are many exchanges out there, I'm not sure where you are located but gemini or coinbase are popular options for people who are fairly new. If you are outside of the U.S., bitfinex is a good option.

Cheers!

Buying bitcoins depends on you location and government rules. In my country we have some exchanges that are direct to banks and other remittance companies. In other countries where it is open then I guess even a credit/debit card will do. Best thing is to ask some people in your place especially that sometimes charges and rates aren't the same and buying huge amounts make those differences material enough.