Fastest Way to Learn ANY Programming Language: 80-20 rule

1. Top programming Languages.
2. How to learn coding?
3. How to learn Python, Javascript or Java?
3. How to become a Software Engineer?

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Learn the basics of programming, including syntax and concepts such as variables, loops, and object-oriented programming (OOP). These fundamentals are similar across different programming languages, although there may be slight variations.

The 80/20 rule suggests that 80% of your code will come from 20% of your basic knowledge. Focus on mastering the 20% that applies to the majority of programming tasks.

There are two important considerations:

The basics are generally similar across languages, but there may be some differences. Adjust your learning approach accordingly based on the language you choose.
It is crucial to practice by actively implementing what you learn from start to finish and fixing any issues that arise. Read and follow tutorials or consider taking high-quality courses to develop your problem-solving skills.
There are two main challenges:

How can you remember what you learn? Use spaced repetition techniques, which involve reviewing and revisiting the material at regular intervals.
How do you determine whether what you're learning falls into the 80% or the 20%? Focus on learning topics that are closely related to what you already know, as this will make the learning process easier and more efficient.
To reinforce your learning, gradually build projects of increasing complexity. This approach offers two benefits:

Spaced repetition helps consolidate your knowledge over time.
Explaining your understanding and tackling new concepts through project work expands your knowledge base.
Remember that selecting the right project is extremely important. It enables you to learn more quickly and also serves as a valuable addition to your resume.

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