Someone teach me Coding?
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Those are great resources indeed, some people just prefer a teacher. Personally I learn a new programming language by first looking at some projects that are interesting to me personally made in the language, studying the code and how it relates to what each bit is doing and trying to make sense of it. The next step I take is to read up on any key words or language constructs I didn't really get (Make sure the project doesn't use an extensive third-party API as you don't want to have to read up on that too
), and try to re-read the code with my new-found knowledge. I then look up some talks about the programming language and it's features and hints from experienced programmers and watch through them. The next step I take is to attempt a project in the language (I'll probably fail) and each time I make an error, look up the error and see what I was doing wrong via. StackOverflow or just Google searching it . After I've got the project done (which is probably a mess because I'm new), I'll go ahead and evaluate my code and how it looks and runs and how I could improve efficiency and readability which will get me used to the syntax and naming formats of the language. After doing this whole "create a project" thing a few times, I'll find an experienced developer in the language and learn the language properly from them; eventually mixing my own knowledge and my teacher's together. After that I'll keep making projects until I'm decent with the language (this process usually takes around 6 months - most of it being the learning curve with my mentor and the projects bit).Ayy lmao
Add me on skype please: pahna.private
I didn't even get that far o.o
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