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No doubt, taking your first step is the most difficult when you want to learn computer programming. However, here are 25 painless ways to learn computer programming—the best tips and resources to get you started on the right foot. One or two of these might be the ticket for you!
The answer to “why do you want to code?” will help you decide which programming language(s) you should learn.
You may work with an easy no-code (e.g. Airtable) or low-code(e.g.Appian) platform. You need to decide whether to learn a simple language to design your website or have in-depth programming knowledge to become a professional
HTML and CSS make simple websites; JavaScript, PHP, SQL, and Python improve the website’s user interface; Swift or C is for designing iOS apps, while Java or Kotlin is for Android apps. Choose right!
Sites like Udemy and Codecademy have post video lessons that you can easily download and listen to
For one-on-one training, you can sign up with Udacity or Treehouse.
Start your programming journey by learning how computers think.
Books like Steve McConnell’s Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software Construction (2nd Edition) and A corollary to that behemoth is Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship by “Uncle Bob” Robert Martin are great starting points.
FreeCodeCamp, Hour of Code, and Minecraft are apps that can make learning to code more fun.
STEAM/STEM toys and video games can teach you a lot about computer programming.
Customize mini-programs for digital assistants like the Amazon Echo or Alexa to make them do more.
Check YouTube for programmers and their codes.
A programming project should be something you’d be passionate about and want to improve.
Praise yourself when you get it right at every junction.
Look for solutions online when you are stuck.
You learn more when you can maneuver someone else’s code.
Learn from others as you grow, and teach others when you can.
An intensive in-person coding Bootcamp has a real person who inspires you.
The younger you are, the easier it will be to learn computer programming.
An interpreter will turn the code you’ve written into “machine code” so you can see how it works in real life.
Learn complementing languages, like learning CSS and JavaScript after HTML.
To be a good programmer, you must keep up with how technology changes.
Learn to code by hand, and you’ll be better at programming.
At intervals, do exciting things, like reading, cooking, or working out.
You should run your code and play with it to figure out how it works.
Do not hesitate to ask for help when it’s needed.
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No doubt, taking your first step is the most difficult when you want to learn computer programming. However, here are 25 painless ways to learn computer programming—the best tips and resources to get you started on the right foot. One or two of these might be the ticket for you!
The answer to “why do you want to code?” will help you decide which programming language(s) you should learn.
You may work with an easy no-code (e.g. Airtable) or low-code(e.g.Appian) platform. You need to decide whether to learn a simple language to design your website or have in-depth programming knowledge to become a professional
HTML and CSS make simple websites; JavaScript, PHP, SQL, and Python improve the website’s user interface; Swift or C is for designing iOS apps, while Java or Kotlin is for Android apps. Choose right!
Sites like Udemy and Codecademy have post video lessons that you can easily download and listen to
For one-on-one training, you can sign up with Udacity or Treehouse.
Start your programming journey by learning how computers think.
Books like Steve McConnell’s Code Complete: A Practical Handbook of Software Construction (2nd Edition) and A corollary to that behemoth is Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship by “Uncle Bob” Robert Martin are great starting points.
FreeCodeCamp, Hour of Code, and Minecraft are apps that can make learning to code more fun.
STEAM/STEM toys and video games can teach you a lot about computer programming.
Customize mini-programs for digital assistants like the Amazon Echo or Alexa to make them do more.
Check YouTube for programmers and their codes.
A programming project should be something you’d be passionate about and want to improve.
Praise yourself when you get it right at every junction.
Look for solutions online when you are stuck.
You learn more when you can maneuver someone else’s code.
Learn from others as you grow, and teach others when you can.
An intensive in-person coding Bootcamp has a real person who inspires you.
The younger you are, the easier it will be to learn computer programming.
An interpreter will turn the code you’ve written into “machine code” so you can see how it works in real life.
Learn complementing languages, like learning CSS and JavaScript after HTML.
To be a good programmer, you must keep up with how technology changes.
Learn to code by hand, and you’ll be better at programming.
At intervals, do exciting things, like reading, cooking, or working out.
You should run your code and play with it to figure out how it works.
Do not hesitate to ask for help when it’s needed.
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