I tried 5 coding apps. Which is the best?

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These were my two favourites (there are so many, I couldn't test them all, but these seem a good place to start)

Python and Data science
One of my favourite resources to learn Python and data science - Datacamp (affiliate)

Learn Data Science (affiliate)

Learn Python with Giles

📚 My favourite python books for beginners (affiliate links)

🆓 Free Python Resource
(This is a great introduction to python)

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[gilesmcmullen]

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[Chris-bwt]

Sololearn is perfect for me because it’s so interactive and it’s not filled with just paragraphs that you have to read. You really get to do hands on learning and it feels like playing a game

[Mahmoudery]

Stand-up comedy talking fashion in serious conversations is a classical British style. Loved it.

[tiddlypom]

Sololearn was the first mobile coding tutor app I tried, so I had no idea there were so many crummy apps out there! I had no reason to try anything else, because it just worked.

[roadstermane]

This guy is like Gordon Ramsay with killer programming skills

[jameslloyd]

I used to commute on trains a lot, and found the combination of QPython and No Starch Press books to be a winner for learning. Journey times would fly by. Nothing to compare it against, and could be fiddly at times. But it worked just fine for me.

[Ataraxia_Atom]

I've found grasshopper is a good supplement to do some daily coding challenge along with whatever daily coursework

[LearnCodingGrid]

Great choices. Perfectly true, you cannot learn how to code only by reading someone else's programs. If someone is interested, for Java/JavaScript/C/...-like coding experience on mobile we have designed a special visual language. In most cases it is easier to drag, touch, select program elements on such devices and minimize software keyboard uses, especially for beginners.

[jamesedginton]

I’m currently working a job I’m not enjoying, I’ve always been intrigued by the thought of learning coding and making it my full time job. The problem is I don’t know where to start, what code to learn and if it’s even possible to make this into a job without attending college or university. Do you have any advice for me?

[bens]

Ever watch a video where 50% of the content is a person apologizing for the other 50% of the content? I just did

[fidyay]

On android i installed Termux(an android linux environment), installed there vim and other packages that i needed and got a full development environment. Good if you are reading a book and want to run some code when you don't have access to pc

[dclxviclan]

I like coding in mobile too. AWD for html and js and Pydroid for python, cool stuff

[blade]

I just wanna learn C, C# and relearn Python. Not sure if its possible to learn coding on your phone instead of PC. Like at least teach us how to use Syntax works, etc for beginner friendly for absolute beginners for self teaching. And give you Quizes and keep you motivated with tips and such. And have its own compiler.

[momomaniac]

in my opinion sololearn and mimo are the best to learn from the phone

[MsKyawsan]

how to determine android application is written in which Programming language( Java, Kotlin)?Because, different platform ( flutter, android studio, unity, etc )are using for developing an app.

[voltaire]

Do you know if any of these can run without data usage?

[maxpower]

Great video as always. Can you make a video about C language in data science please 🙏

[TubeYouNyuszi]

Thanks for this video, I've just finished my first lesson in Sololearn :)

[ayshahiba]

I started with code fob. is it a good app?. I finished first unit and it is quite intresting

[tylertalsma]

Thank you man i think i want to finally start a nightmare of learning this because well this sis my first time actually trying my hand in developing a game for moblie user's