HOW to Learn to CODE?

[TiffInTech]

Leave any questions you have for me in the comments and I’ll make sure to answer them!

[judedavis]

It seems that C is the best lang for beginners. My reasoning is that it teaches you how things work behind the scenes. Once you grapple that, it becomes SO much easier to debug your code, for example python or js, because you already know what’s happening in the background

[what-tkcc]

You don't have to pick the most popular programming language/tech. You just need to know where your niche are (e.g. designing : UI/UX, Front end. logics algo : back end)

[sweJEverywhere]

Do freecode camp if you are a total beginner, after that i would recommend odin project due to the fact it encourages to think instead hand on hand guide on freecode camp.

[miniblox]

What app is that. I'm 13 and I'm interested in coding pls help❤

[sabrinajensen]

I'll share what worked for me. I tried with tutorials and long videos, what worked for me were two books: Javascript in Less than 50 Pages for the basics, and Smarter Way to learn Python. Anything else became much easier after I learned the basics.

[Goosebit]

Just look at the words, codes, variables and such and learn what it does and write it on a note, and then you will be fine at coding

[Luftbubblan]

I just did it alone and with an intense burst of dedication. What takes others multiple years took me a less than 2 months. I get bored very easy so intense and fast learning is what i get the most from. My first language was C++ and all the other OOP just comes naturally after that.

[Vikramish]

Which laptop would you recommend to learn all these skills? Is Intel i3 enough? Dell inspiron or Lenovo?

[hinatachan]

Hi. I'm brand new to coding, which code is the best to break down, and easy to understand? I was looking into HTML. But everyone suggests Java or python. Your advice please.🙏💞

[anthonylombardo]

Here’s how you get started:
1- pick a popular language
2- you need to get things started

😒😒😒😒

[grammenoudis]

java? its like throwing a baby in the ocean and yelling at it to swim.

[nowieszco]

Could you link that thing that makes your display up and you could stand and work? So it's seems to be way better than adjustable whole table. How is it called?

[BenRangel]

Blogging as a beginner? Sure might work if you write about your journey but if I had written anything about programming while I was starting out I think it would've been wrong, and a year later I would be so embarrassed that I would delete most of the blog 😆

[farhansangaji]

I think i will never learn programming because i don't have two big monitor and table

[oussamahamdi]

Hey tiff hope u doing Great 👋
I need an advice from your experience
I'm Self-taught Developer Started last year learning from scratch no CS Degree or Mentor or any experience in company yet.
I have learned (Html5 Css3 Javascript(ES5, ES6) SASS(SCSS) Git&Github ) + Solved 160+ problems on CodeWars and have 5 front-end projects on github & currently Learning React.
My Question what i need to learn else or what the company's need if i wanna have a Job remotely or on-site to have experience.
Sorry for this long msg 🙏
God bless you ❤️

[Jsydn]

I don’t know where to start on my coding career. I need help, I’m only 14

[rendonro]

I feel so lost. I need a guided pathway. Too many options to select from. Please help.

[YoutuberIT]

I started studying in sololern, but I didn't like it and got bored and then I started studying books

[heathbruce]

Why would you start with JS? Wouldn't you need to know html and some css also?