Wanna learn how to code
- Thread starter moon10k
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Probably should've been more specific, but a game I presume. Nothing too crazy, probably a simple 3D game in unity. But I'm assuming you need a decent amount of coding knowledge for something like that.
There are different full courses on udemy for coding in unity. I think I have a couple, but they might be a bit outdated. I can link them to you if you'd like to see them.
sure, shoot em at me. I might start with python, the most popular coding language for starting of course, and try to make a basic game out of that before purchasing a course on udemy
alright, add me on discord quickly and I'll link them. Snowcone#6529
Well, definitely Python would be the best option and if you are interested in Unity then I think you must have a great grip on C# as well. Well whatever you choose to learn, give your best to it to achieve the best. :tup:
Along with Udemy, you can also check them over Lynda.
Good Luck!
Along with Udemy, you can also check them over Lynda.
Good Luck!
In my opinion, the best way to learn to code is to have a small goal and to do everything to achieve it 
Watch videos, read tutorials, read ebooks, use stackoverflow, just do your best and always set yourself a bigger goal
Watch videos, read tutorials, read ebooks, use stackoverflow, just do your best and always set yourself a bigger goal
Ewww noooo. It's so outdated with such depreciated information. It uses old web tech rather than current standards of HTML5, CSS3, and ES6+ JS. Use MDN if anything but I personally don't think that's the best way to learn.
Watch YouTube videos if you're broke.
Otherwise Skillshare isn't terrible. Not great but better than YouTube imo.
Start with Java or Python. Super easy languages for beginners and it makes picking up other languages easier. Good luck!
Some info they give is very simple and cool but I wouldn't recommend it to "learn" a language, it's just cool when you're looking for something specific on google and it comes up
I'd still refer to MDN as you don't wanna form bad habits using outdated methods. ImoSome info they give is very simple and cool but I wouldn't recommend it to "learn" a language, it's just cool when you're looking for something specific on google and it comes up
Edit: or stack overflow
Don't pay to learn, watch videos, look at code, go on github[DOUBLEPOST=1631977841][/DOUBLEPOST]DM Me if you want help coding aswell im always here Vibe#1213
