I'm Confused, how can I learn programming ?

I recently taught myself development.

Here's the thing I learned and it was a hard thing to learn. You will never learn unless you jump head first and start building. It will be uncomfortable. Very. Pick a project that interests you and then build it. Google things as you go. Python with selenium is fun b/c you can automate browser activity
 
thanks!!

yeah its really difficult but I need to get more practice
 
Search for TheNewBoston on google or yt.

I really like this guy Becky.
Start with C programming nothing else. It's basic and its must learn language.
Start with Youtube videos. Then search "C programming Exercises" and practice by your own.
If you face any problem just post on StackOverflow
 
I really like this guy Becky.
Start with C programming nothing else. It's basic and its must learn language.
Start with Youtube videos. Then search "C programming Exercises" and practice by your own.
If you face any problem just post on StackOverflow

Thanks.

C is the best to start right ? isn't better assembler than C?

also is it right that you don't need to be a genius to learn C ? thank you :)
 
Thanks.

C is the best to start right ? isn't better assembler than C?

also is it right that you don't need to be a genius to learn C ? thank you :)

if you take a look at most of the university curriculum you will notice most of them started with C
 
first understand things like scope ( this is a huge thing ) and other programming concepts, then choose your language depending on what exactly you want to do. I started with Ruby , but python is also good ( esp for scripting ). As far as resources i started on codecademy , then i did freecodecamp for html and css basics , but if you really want to go all in I was enrolled at Launchschool and they have a really good program if you are serious about it ( but they seem to lean heavily towards backend programming which is why i had to look elsewhere ).

Yh an associate of mine told me about codeacademy.. i think i fell asleep for the rest of the conversation

Coding is not my forte
 
Coding will always be confusing to learn. Ain't nobody memorize every single code. Just learn principals, reference the codes and put it in.
 
Possibly in college or maybe just look around the internet for programming tutorials?
 
just focused on basics first, learn all basic from any one book (try learn python the hard way) and than build something in flask or django.
 
The best way is to pick a project and start working on it. You may not finish, it may be too hard, but only hands-on experience will really teach you how things work.
 
Pyhton is not hard. It is one of the easy programming langauge. But first you need patience. You need to code regularly and work on some personal projects. Read some books on python but patience is the main thing.
 
I taught myself programming by reading books on flowcharting, programming logic and design, I never concentrate on solely one language often programming in many different ones to this day.
 
If you want to learn Python, then i recommend checking the online book AutomateTheBoringStuff Google it and you will find what i'm talking about, It helped me alot through the process of learning some stuff about Python ;)
 
Firstly you need to have basic knowledge of algorithim with fundemental concepts ,such as loop, operation, recursion, constant, variable...they are very easy to begin with. after that, you will learn oriented programming. Get start and u will find that it's not so hard as u think. If have any question, pm me . good luck pro :))
 
Firstly you need to have basic knowledge of algorithim with fundemental concepts ,such as loop, operation, recursion, constant, variable...they are very easy to begin with. after that, you will learn oriented programming. Get start and u will find that it's not so hard as u think. If have any question, pm me . good luck pro :))

I somewhat think OOP can be a bit over rated sometimes, with people following one another like sheep, there are many other methods of programming out there, this one is just very popular, not saying OOP is bad, just saying explore the options, also the rest what you mentioned is pretty much what I said above just worded in a different way, reading up on each of those concepts individually for a beginner will be confusing, if you pick up a book on programming logic and design it will cover all that for you with linking each subject to one another most likely.
 
besides youtube. you could try local coding groups. or maybe even your library
 
stick with python. c and java is way more complicated than python for beginners. if and 'if' you just wanna learn programming.
 
I somewhat think OOP can be a bit over rated sometimes, with people following one another like sheep, there are many other methods of programming out there, this one is just very popular, not saying OOP is bad, just saying explore the options, also the rest what you mentioned is pretty much what I said above just worded in a different way, reading up on each of those concepts individually for a beginner will be confusing, if you pick up a book on programming logic and design it will cover all that for you with linking each subject to one another most likely.

what's a good book on programming and design ? ?
 
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