How to learn to code? Best resources to learn to code.

If you want to know how to learn to code? This is a great video on learning to code. Interested in the best resources to learn to code then this video will be helpful to you. We hope over the best resources yo learn to program. Check it out! You will learn of many resources to teach you programming, to teach you how to program. This is my advice on how to learn programming. It covers how to teach yourself coding.

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for the initial minutes i was thinking he had his was statue in the background

[arafferty]

great video! thank you very much - from Ireland 🇮🇪

[dantepraxedis]

I really like the idea to use books as structured guide. Otherwise is easy to fall in between chairs.

[miguelmigueldejesus]

I can see the picture of gon and kilua in the background

[davep]

Great video! You linked the “Head First” series. The HTML / CSS and JavaScript books look great, but I was worried they might be a little out of date. Would you still recommend those? Thanks!

[soheal]

hey mate I been on this code journey on and off for 7 years and still have not found a job

[dylanm]

thank you so much, sir my life rely on programming now, I am unskilled labour, and moved to learning web development now I have learned basics of html and css and now I am moving to learn javascript, I was looking for good reference books for javascript, my question is all those book you have shown here, are they good for absolute beginners?

[datmanUK]

Really needs to be a a course for kids. These ones are so boring for 11 year olds.

[BasicFTB]

Cheers Shane great video!! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. From personal experience, I have learn a lot too practicing with the debugger. Going line by line through the execution of a program helps gaining confidence :) . I have a question for you: I guess it might depend on the industry and languages employed, but on average, what paradigm of programming is most in demand today? Maybe OOP? Have a great day!!

[aer]

I'm here so late I jsut started my journey in software world thanks a lot for your guidance sir <3