Topic: I want to learn programming. (Read 442 times)
Hi! Learn the basic concepts of programming with practical learning approach with Scratch first, before you learn anything more capable. It will be like laying a concrete foundation before you build a house on top of it. https://www.udemy.com/scratch-programming/
W3 schools might help you, it's a site that teaches you the basics for free.
You must determine exactly what you love, game programming? web programming?,... There are many languages you can learn like C ++, java, ... you can study on youtube, youtube will provide a great source of knowledge for you, Make effort and diligence . You will be a good programmer
This is a very good idea! I advise you to go to YouTube and look there. There are a lot of educational videos.
Codecademy is a good suggestion. Udemy is decent too. Either of the two would be my go-to for newbies.
Oh, great point! I forgot about Udemy. I use a lot of their Cisco training videos, but. they have lots of programming ones too.
Codecademy is a good suggestion. Udemy is decent too. Either of the two would be my go-to for newbies.
I know it's been mentioned before, but it bears mentioning again. Try CodeCademy.com. It's a great resource for learning programming.
tour.golang.org
Go through that.
Go through that.
To be a programmer is to earn decently. I, too, previously had a dream to become a programmer and go to another country to work, but life lead me in another direction.
No matter which programming language you choose or what method to learn, you should start at the most basic level. Start with the basics and be patient with yourself during the learning process. In order for your first programming project to be completed, split the project into several simple steps. And if a learning style does not work for you, try other ways before you give up.
Programming is easy to study. Patience is one of the things you must consider in studying programming because its a trial and error thing to run a program. Stackoverflow.com use this site.
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"There's a ton of demand for blockchain. Software engineers are in very short supply, but this is even more acute and that's why salaries are even higher."
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According to Mehul Patel, the CEO of San Francisco tech talent recruitment firm Hired, the demand for the blockchain has increased significantly in the past several months. The supply of software engineers is already low, and individuals that are well versed in the cryptocurrency sector are even more scarce.
"There's a ton of demand for blockchain. Software engineers are in very short supply, but this is even more acute and that's why salaries are even higher."
"There's a ton of demand for blockchain. Software engineers are in very short supply, but this is even more acute and that's why salaries are even higher."
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I even studied to be a programmer in a college, but I didn’t get a proper education because I got bored in my second year and I went to work)
There will be many questions when you learn programming yourself. Choose the excitement and easiest way to get started. It is important that you start rather than reflect. All roads cross at one point, the skills that will complement the later career.
That's great but bear in mind that like other intellectually stimulating endeavour programming is uneasy to learn but with dedication and perseverance, you will get far. If I'll suggest a programming language to start with for you, I'll say choose python. The syntax is closer to English that all other alternatives.
I want to learn programming by self study but I don't know where to start. I'm a complete beginner. Can you give me some advices what books, sites, or any resources are best for begginers? If you're a self taught programmer, please share your experiences too.
This deal is for sure the future. There are a lot of tutorials on youtube, there you will find and some platforms that will help you with. I wish you good luck!
Hi! I have start learning Javascript but I dont know is it right choice or not. What do you guys think about it?
find a language that can be useful for you, and just start.
As soon as you have a basic skill, you will need to get deeper into it, to make fast & secure code.
As soon as you have a basic skill, you will need to get deeper into it, to make fast & secure code.
First, choose a specialization. It will depend on your preferences. Do you want to write games? Create websites? Teach artificial intelligence? Be a mobile/desktop developer? This is what you need to choose yourself. I don't think that one of the fields is better than others. If you have specific criteria (salary level, popularity, number of vacancies...), just search for statistics on programming languages on web, that's simple.
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I'm interested in Data Science, guess I'll end up with artificial intelligence once I go deeper into programming. I also tried to explore some of the programming languages suggested above and out of those, Python seems intuitive to me.-snip-
Anyway, thank you for your advice (and to everyone else as well) it's a huge help
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