First off, I have 0 experience with coding. I don’t even know the difference between each of the different types of codes. But I just know I want to learn. For now it will be voluntary but I am willing to pay maybe in the future. Thanks add me on discord Boostinian#1041 . I hope you consider this.
Teach me how to code
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You should search up what coding you want to do, firstly. There's many languages. Then try to dig a bit deeper and know the basics, then hire someone or pay for a coding course. It's how I learned Python.
Got it, Thanks
I want to learn how to... Consider using...
...make iPhone Apps - Learn Swift
...make Android Apps - Learn Java
...build a website - Learn JavaScript, CSS, HTML5
...write Windows desktop applications - Learn C#
...make 2D/3D games - Learn JavaScript, C#, or C++
...program Arduinos/micro-controllers/robots - Learn C
...do scientific/mathematical computing or data analysis - Learn Julia, Python, R
...do automation and scripting - Learn Python, Ruby, Bash, Powershell, AutoHotKey..
If your goal isn't listed above, try one of these guides for more options:
There are many free & quality resources for all of these languages, PM me if you need help finding some.
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Yes, I’ve just been looking around. I think I am really interested in learning javascript[DOUBLEPOST=1539319270][/DOUBLEPOST]
Thank you for this.
If you are interested in JavaScript, I assume you would like to take the web developer route. Learn HTML and CSS first.
Free resources:
- www.FreeCodeCamp.com
- www.TheOdinProject.com
- www.Codecademy.com (for HTML/CSS) + www.watchandcode.com (JavaScript)
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The best site for learning to code is: www.sololearn.com
If you want to learn mobile development, it’s best you learn native languages (Kotlin, swift) instead of Crossplatform tools such as Xamarin. Native languages have better performance and way more jobs available in the market.
I can't provide you with the best "website" to learn code. I believe that code is just a skill that is learned over time with practice. I started learning code with learning the basics in python (What variables, if statements etc...). After that, I started to clone other people ideas either from YT tutorials or Github code. I try to focus on each line and what does it do and how will it affect the program if it's removed. That taught me different methods developers use to make an app. Just keep cloning other people idea until you catch up and understand. It will click Just be patient.
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