Common mistakes beginners make when learning how to code 💻 #coding #softwaredeveloper #programming

[miicro]

Starting with "hard" language is what you should do. It will teach you data types, data structures and so on. Then you move onto easier scripting languages

[RAPER]

Biggest common mistake? Pretending you code and making a video about it

[lifebeyondrepair]

I started in C++ and mastered it by being replaced by chat GPT

[failedorgan]

bad variable names 😭
its awful to have coworkers that use variable names that are 1 letter long, I have no idea how to fix their code lmao

[ozairakhtarcom]

You're inspiring me to become what I'm supposed to become ❤🌞🙏🍀

[SamFigueroa]

The last one is what auto format is for 😅

[gitarthatalukdar]

Hey I really love to watch ur videos ✨

[willowsayswhat]

The barrier of entry to front end dev is so low that literally anyone can do it.

[huoyuhao]

U need to start with harder language if u really want to understand how things like memory management, data structures, etc work. But of u just want a job, go with web development and start learning JS.

[soccerblonde]

What languages would you recommend starting with & which ones should be avoided in the beginning?

[sebtraveler]

In your opinion what's the easiest programming language to begin with?

[maddyshein]

I started in python and I’m starting JavaScript

[Momo-vyxw]

Don't start with languages, start with algorithms, data structures, paradigm etc, writing code is the easy part, don't listen to those stupid influencers, that will just make you disposable, even more so with AI coming at mach Jesus these days

[nandomax]

If she's really a nomad, why is she always in the same room?

[playingBIG]

I started HTML today and i was told it was easy but i find it hard, any recommendations for a beginner as myself in terms if what language to learn first?

[mohitchandola]

how to became frontend developer for remote jobs ?

[ebonyr.]

Haha I will say I have definitely used templates and built off of that but always fails

[felieks]

Where can I learn full stack developing for free? Help guys

[likatchup]

there's no such thing aa a hard programming language tho

[tmeMishaGo]

Good formatting is really problem. I wrote many comments in merge requests about it.
Good code must be as good book