Topic: Where should I start learning programming? (Read 703 times)
Read 'The C Programming language by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie' to get a basic understanding of programming. Try to understand the examples and make the exercises. When you have some basic understanding, find an easy project on the net and try to make it. If you find something confusing it's easy to get help.
school and self study boi. it'll help you alot. i'm not saying you have a wrong grammar, it's also good to study proper grammar to code properly.
I know a very good app for phones its called SoloLearn it will help you a lot with programing
I guess you mean Web Programming. I suggest you to make a Bitcoin Faucet, you will learn a lot by praticing it!
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You will learn about PHP, CSS, JavaScript.
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Begin your journey on Google, by searching "Bitcoin Faucet script".
You will learn about PHP, CSS, JavaScript.
But also you will learn adjacent yet very important fields of Web, such as domains, hosting, security, SSL security, monetizing, SEO etc.
You will learn a lot by putting yourself in a real in-production situation
try edx.org for free courses
There is an IOS app called "learn python"
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/learn-to-code-with-python/id953972812?mt=8
It is a fun app looks just like duolingo if you already know about it. You first take the lesson and then it asks you questions to see if you really understood the lessons. A great start to learn about python.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/learn-to-code-with-python/id953972812?mt=8
It is a fun app looks just like duolingo if you already know about it. You first take the lesson and then it asks you questions to see if you really understood the lessons. A great start to learn about python.
I will try it on my iPad.
There is an IOS app called "learn python"
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/learn-to-code-with-python/id953972812?mt=8
It is a fun app looks just like duolingo if you already know about it. You first take the lesson and then it asks you questions to see if you really understood the lessons. A great start to learn about python.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/learn-to-code-with-python/id953972812?mt=8
It is a fun app looks just like duolingo if you already know about it. You first take the lesson and then it asks you questions to see if you really understood the lessons. A great start to learn about python.
Thanks for advices.I registered to codecademy and thats looks nice and useful.I think that is a good start point.
code acedemy is the best if your english is cool.
You can try paid websites like Code School or Udemy, or you can try the free ones such as Codecademy. Codecademy is the best free online coding website (they also have a paid section) – you can learn most of coding langauges/basics and execute them at the same time.
Try Udemy, there are tons of courses that may contain high-quality learning content.
Udemy is good, every so often they have a massive sale so you might be able to grab some courses for $10
Try Udemy, there are tons of courses that may contain high-quality learning content.
HTML is not a programming language.
Haha, you are right, but I would say HTML is a basic 'language' to learn especially if you want to create a website. 
You are right too, it depends on what you like to do, if you would what to learn to design your own simple website, which is what I want too, then you should start from HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
I would say start small, Python is totally fine too, if you want to create scripts with certain functions. I also suggest learning C and Java, since it is very common, just learn the basics would do!
Thank you for the advice. Can you recommend any book or something else, where can I improve my skills?
HTML is not a programming language.
Haha, you are right, but I would say HTML is a basic 'language' to learn especially if you want to create a website. You are right too, it depends on what you like to do, if you would what to learn to design your own simple website, which is what I want too, then you should start from HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
I would say start small, Python is totally fine too, if you want to create scripts with certain functions. I also suggest learning C and Java, since it is very common, just learn the basics would do!
I recommending downloading SoloLearn on your mobile device, its a Google App, but its free, easy to use and supports multiple programming languages.
If you are completely new you can learn some basic html or c, where you can learn then free, w3schools is one the choices. Try out SoloLearn first and decide what language you want to learn! 
If you are completely new you can learn some basic html or c, where you can learn then free, w3schools is one the choices.
Try out SoloLearn first and decide what language you want to learn! HTML is not a programming language.
I recommending downloading SoloLearn on your mobile device, its a Google App, but its free, easy to use and supports multiple programming languages.
If you are completely new you can learn some basic html or c, where you can learn then free, w3schools is one the choices. Try out SoloLearn first and decide what language you want to learn!
If you are completely new you can learn some basic html or c, where you can learn then free, w3schools is one the choices.
Try out SoloLearn first and decide what language you want to learn! Thank you,what is your opinion about python?
It depend on what you want exactly, do you want to learn low level computer architecture and deep understanding of low level stuff? Go With C and assembler.
Do you want to abstract of all that low level stuf and only work on your code without thinking in memory management or things like that? Python.
It depend on what you want to do:
Web application? PHP+MySQL or Python+Django or Ruby with Ruby On Rails
Desktop application? Python, C, Ruby, etc
Firstly think in what you want to archieve...
Between, programming is logic, so, if you learn a programming language, you should abstract from the language and develop your logic, so if you learn this logic, you can pogramm in any language.
I recommending downloading SoloLearn on your mobile device, its a Google App, but its free, easy to use and supports multiple programming languages.
If you are completely new you can learn some basic html or c, where you can learn then free, w3schools is one the choices. Try out SoloLearn first and decide what language you want to learn!
If you are completely new you can learn some basic html or c, where you can learn then free, w3schools is one the choices.
Try out SoloLearn first and decide what language you want to learn! Thank you,what is your opinion about python?
I recommending downloading SoloLearn on your mobile device, its a Google App, but its free, easy to use and supports multiple programming languages.
If you are completely new you can learn some basic html or c, where you can learn then free, w3schools is one the choices. Try out SoloLearn first and decide what language you want to learn!
If you are completely new you can learn some basic html or c, where you can learn then free, w3schools is one the choices.
Try out SoloLearn first and decide what language you want to learn!
Hello,
I would like to get advices about,how should I start learning programming. I heard python is a great way to learn programming basics - Is it useful? Can you recommend some books/videos/forums/etc..and some useful program for programming?
Thanks,
I would like to get advices about,how should I start learning programming. I heard python is a great way to learn programming basics - Is it useful? Can you recommend some books/videos/forums/etc..and some useful program for programming?
Thanks,
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