Tips on learning to program

[AegisBlue]

Sorry for making this thread but I really want some tips on programming. Currently im 14 and i love programming but i dont know where to start. Right now i started learning python on code academy, lynda.com and youtube but the fact that making a GUI and stuff is hard as AF makes me want to quit. If you guys got some tips on learning how to program as a beginner let me know down below thanks!

 

[AegisBlue]

Also im struggling at understanding the code and stuff if you got some cheap tutor comment down below

 

[Ammar T]

Learn to actually program before jumping in at the deep end. I can help you with that as I actually tutor at an affordable rate .

 

[AegisBlue]

Learn to actually program before jumping in at the deep end. I can help you with that as I actually tutor at an affordable rate .

Price?

 

[Ammar T]

Price?

£5 / hour, or £35 / 10 hours.

 

[AegisBlue]

£5 / hour, or £35 / 10 hours.

thats in euros tho.....im cad so if i do math then that'll be 7.62$ cad WITHOUT friends and family paypal tax. :|

 

[MostlySnakes]

Start small learn the basics first, figure out what your goal with coding is and work towards that whether its building a plugin, video game, website, app, etc. More importantly figure out how you learn some people learn by watching videos and working alongside whereas I actually prefer to learn from books.

 

[AegisBlue]

I mean I would love to take your course but money is not on my side[DOUBLEPOST=1537976613][/DOUBLEPOST]

£5 / hour, or £35 / 10 hours.

 

[MineTribes]

I'd advice you to take a course on uDemy.

 

[AegisBlue]

I'd advice you to take a course on uDemy.

Already tried, waste of money

 

[alice]

,,,,,,,

 

[PTech]

sololearn, codecademy, udemy's recommended courses, and books.

 

[FroggyKnight]

Yeah what PTech just said. Books are probably your best bet for cheap and understanding of programming. There's a lot of cheap ones on Amazon for various languages.

 

[Spyproof]

have you tried SpigotCourse?

 

[SavagezPvP]

You should watch Youtube tutorials or invest to make! Also, sometimes github can help as some developers tell what each things do and you can learn that way!

 

[Grady]

Already tried, waste of money

Waste of money because you don't understand it? Most udemy courses have very useful information, but you have to actually study and practice before moving further or you will start forgetting previous information when it gets more complex

 

[AegisBlue]

Waste of money because you don't understand it? Most udemy courses have very useful information, but you have to actually study and practice before moving further or you will start forgetting previous information when it gets more complex

Literally tried an udemy course from a guy here forgot his name. Helped me a lot & learned a lott.
You just don't understand it or simply not wanting to...

[DOUBLEPOST=1538011016][/DOUBLEPOST]I think I bought a trash course tho[DOUBLEPOST=1538011049][/DOUBLEPOST]Budget it had a low rating but it was cheap so I bought that one[DOUBLEPOST=1538011480][/DOUBLEPOST]If you have any recommend udemy courses please pm me