Being honest, how do you learn programming, courses? books? forums? Doc?
Being honest, how do you learn programming, courses? books? forums? Doc?
Brandon Kelly
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Gavin Lewis
Book desu
Jayden Butler
durgasoft
John Gonzalez
Youtube tutorials
Learn Python or webstuff.
Went to a private school it was less up to date than youtube videos.
You just need to know what the industry uses now
Levi Robinson
university
Caleb Foster
By doing
Watching onions/pajeet tutorials and reading how to le code books wont do you any good.
Eli Moore
$8000 for an Associate's Degree and read some books. Then I got $10000 from Obama NIST scholarship for maintaining all A's and told them I want to work at NASA in interview. Took the extra 2000 and went to Europe and got a whore with multiple pops.
Matthew Walker
more like BALLIN
Andrew Bailey
Watch this entire playlist by Durga Sir
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Logan Butler
PRESENTE
Mason Torres
this
Leo Reyes
This is correct.
Jonathan Carter
By letting my coworkers write all the code and then copying them.
Carson Rogers
Start with a book and python (or other flexable language you can have fun with at first).
"Learning python" oreilly (python with eggs on cover) was a pretty good start for me, it teaches you the basics and later gives you an overview of whats possible.
Christopher Wilson
i did a beginners class, then I solely focused on my own projects. Googling all kind of shit along the way and trying to umderstandthe solutions you find, will greatly improve your skill and knowledge.
Just don't be a pajeet and copy code snippets without understanding them. Try to understand how shit works and then re-write it, that's the best way for a beginner to build up knowledge fast.
Jaxson Allen
udemy
Austin Price
i don't personally know but everyone says that you can't just read or watch a bunch of tutorials. you have to be active.
you have to make projects while you learn to ingrain everything. check the web dev general. they link popular tutorials.
Brandon Butler
depends on what you mean by that I learned for ,while ,if and several basic elements in c in school.But it was all usles .The main part nobody teaches you it is the part how to interface with a webpage,mouse,screen etc.Its all hidden behind a complex monstrosity while it could be simple but who cares.
William Roberts
Interesting... Go on user. I want to hear what you've learnt.
Michael Harris
In uni? Fizzbuzz
William James
What are some viable interesting programming jobs for someone with a degree other than web development stuff?
Kevin Myers
akll of the above
Hudson Murphy
the most important thing is discipline. your brain automatically tries to squirm away from deep learning / doing actual work because it burns more calories and is evolutionarily inefficient. if you don't grok this you'll give up and switch to Any Forums/reddit/vidya/twitch/porn when a difficult concept comes up. you have to recognize that your subconscious is trying to pull you away from the task and actively work against it
check out a summary of "thinking fast and slow" by daniel kahneman
>also, best way to learn anything is graded in-person courses