Overcoming First Year Coding Hell #computersciencemajor #codingmotivation #programmer #codewithme

Overcome first year coding hell 👇

Coding hell is real and overcoming it is easier than you think.

1️⃣ The first step into overcoming it is being okay with not knowing everything, programmers google things way more often than you might think. So if you search things up don’t worry it’s ok

2️⃣The second step, ask for help get some tutors and keep practicing. Try to write a little bit of code every day. Familiarize yourself with your coding ide and how the computer reacts to code.

3️⃣ IMPORTANT. Throw yourself in the deep end. Just like swimming the only way you can learn how to swim effectively is by going in the pool and doing it. That’s the same with coding get in there and start making projects !

Take it from me I’m a computer science major as well as enrolled in a part time coding bootcamp.

I did this because I was feeling some MAJOR imposter syndrome coding with my peers so I knew the only way for me to overcome it was by learning more

That’s all from me now :)

Ps: 84/100 days of programming, this is a coding challenge I prepared myself to hold myself accountable to my coding goals as well as maintaining coding motivation

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[danahume]

Hi was hoping for advice I've got a q2 year old son who has autism and adhd he can handle his tablet playing games and apps etc where is and what is best to start him on early coding for his age
thanks
Mike