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August 26, 2021

HTML is the best programming language.

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Jay Mark Pagurayan

Learn basics of a language. Python will be a good place to start Also ask yourself what type of programming you want to get into. There's web development,app development,machine learning and also something known as Competitive Programming. I suggest you start with competitive programming from sites like Codechef,Codeforces,Hackerrank etc(u can google about sites). Try to solve easy questions,after solving the question,look at the submissions of other people. The way they coded it might help you to know more about your language. After getting to a basic level in CP. Decide what you wanna do?Web Dev?App DV?ML? Then search for relevant courses online

Mariella Busuttil

Download a program called netbeans or eclipse to write the code and try learning from apps such as sololearn, mimo or grasshopper also you can watch videos to explain terms or how to use them. I'm no expert in coding, I'm still learning. my only experience is with python and java, but this is a good start, to see if this is something you'd like to pursue further.

Justin Corning

That's a cute orisa figure you got there

Mary Dewitt

Start from google "what is difference between coding and programming ?" And then stars asking other questions

Linda Poodledog Taylor

Do code academy

Elfaris Zaki Sirgyous

First decide what do you actually want to code. There's a big difference between web apps, mobile apps, games, server architecture, tools, etc. It's like saying "i want to build something that floats", so is it a raft, a boat, a line cruiser or battle ship"? Some basic principles are interchangeable between different technologies, but since you don't know any, i'd start with asking myself what I want to create in the first place. Programming language is a tool. Some are better than others to fulfill specific tasks.

Carol Johnson Turner

(Same I posted in previous post) Use SoloLearn to learn the basics of those programming languages they mentioned above, and start looking for projects to build. Ex. JavaScript 30 by Wes Bos, it is a good source with a bunch of projects and free source. Python there is a YouTube Channel Cs Dojo, the guy wrote a whole Python app from scratch there. Or finally random websites written by TraversyMedia on YouTube. Finally store those projects in a GitHub account, good luck buddy and enjoy it, if you need help ask again

Ratnesh Jain

Just start whith any beginnner tutorial and keep doing what it tells you and at some point it will all start to make sense

Tammy O'Brien

Learn what you want to do in future. There a lot books and web sites about different language. Read a little and practice something

Virginia LaFrieda Osonitsch

My bf downloaded an app called "mimo" and he says that's great for beginners ^-^

Sieku Chiri Sambu

Buy book like "python for kids" and work with to start. After that find some friend to forward walk with

Vivian Silvera

What do you want to write? What you want to do is going to determine what you should learn first. Web development is a lot different than game development, and then there's a whole separate set of tools for data processing. Eventually you'll want to learn them all :-p but where do you want to start?

Jennifer Long

Every code monkey does java Python. Learn something rare. Haskell, Assembler or C

Charles Massey

Stack overflow is your best friend

Vanessa Gomez

I would suggest starting with HTML its the easiest to learn

Billy Rayburn

Use a thing called tynker ( look it up )

Eddie De Leon

Kahnacademy has a decent coding section to help start you off

Cristina Bucad

Does't exist the wrong way, but always exists a better way...

Alecia Rakes

Try PHP

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