[Journey] I will teach myself to code :)

i_am_noob · Feb 8, 2019

hello everyone , hopefully everyone is doing good .

About this journey :-

In this journey i will be teaching myself to code in python . ( actually it is more than just learning to code , i want to change myself )

About me :-

i am the laziest person one could think of , sometime i can spend days or even a week just inside my room on my bed thinking on topics that does not even matter

i joined BHW back in 2017 and i basically reads things only , don't apply

how am i going to do this :-

I have all that is required i.e. :- decent laptop to code , fast internet connection , Time

Source of learning :- SOLO LEARN ( android app ) , Python specialization from coursera ( Audit method )
by University of Michigan

Goals :-

{ learn to code and change myself }

Plan :-

8-2-19 to 12 -2 -19 =
Programming for Everybody

13-2-19 to 16-2-19 =

Python Data Structures

17-2-19 = revise everything

after 17-2-19 i will complete the rest of 3 course

can't estimate time about them cause i don't know much about those topics

Final goal will be to create some sort of tool like account creation etc

i have failed almost in everything in my life but this time i want to succeed

Compazz · Feb 8, 2019

i_am_noob said:
hello everyone , hopefully everyone is doing good .

About this journey :-

In this journey i will be teaching myself to code in python . ( actually it is more than just learning to code , i want to change myself )

About me :-

i am the laziest person one could think of , sometime i can spend days or even a week just inside my room on my bed thinking on topics that does not even matter

i joined BHW back in 2017 and i basically reads things only , don't apply

how am i going to do this :-

I have all that is required i.e. :- decent laptop to code , fast internet connection , Time

Source of learning :- SOLO LEARN ( android app ) , Python specialization from coursera ( Audit method )
by University of Michigan

Goals :-

{ learn to code and change myself }

Plan :-

8-2-19 to 12 -2 -19 =
Programming for Everybody

13-2-19 to 16-2-19 =

Python Data Structures

17-2-19 = revise everything

after 17-2-19 i will complete the rest of 3 course

can't estimate time about them cause i don't know much about those topics

Final goal will be to create some sort of tool like account creation etc

i have failed almost in everything in my life but this time i want to succeed

Good luck buddy, at least you accepted to yourself your lazy and wants to make changes to that. you can check w3schools for some free tutorials.

iSmexy · Feb 8, 2019

I wouldn't advise starting out with Python as you'll have a hard time later figuring out basic programming concepts like data types.
You can learn the basics somewhere else like C++ then go deep with Python.

Deleted member 1161191 · Feb 8, 2019

@i_am_noob this thread will help you - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/codeschool-com-siterip-all-courses-pack-99-11-gb.1090093/

IGoon · Feb 8, 2019

iSmexy said:
I wouldn't advise starting out with Python as you'll have a hard time later figuring out basic programming concepts like data types.
You can learn the basics somewhere else like C++ then go deep with Python.

C++ is not noob friendly. Better off starting with C# or something.

awesomewebsites · Feb 8, 2019

Good luck for the journey. Hope you make it this time.

iSmexy · Feb 8, 2019

IGoon said:
C++ is not noob friendly. Better off starting with C# or something.

Yes, but it makes things easier later.
OP before going with Python check the Harvard CS50 course it starts with C.

outofmind · Feb 8, 2019

freecodecamp will be handy and extremely resourceful for you but don't set too short target, it will take time to learn and understand code, best thing to do is start coding more and more different apps and clones.

Arghs · Feb 8, 2019

Get a free subscription on pluralsight.com, great learning platform for beginners and advanced programmers.

Good luck

Yee · Feb 8, 2019

Read a book like Learning Python from Mark Lutz with notes no assignments (One or two chapters a day)
Read the book again but this time with assignments if score is less than 85% next day repeat chapter
I would skip the really advanced stuff if this is your first time coding and this took me about 6 - 8 months.

After this I got a job because I could pass the test piss easy.

Don't use online courses for a source of information rather use them to test your knowledge.
6 - 8 months is really nothing so whatever you do just stick with the plan.

No need for good luck just do it!

aleksej · Feb 8, 2019

Good luck with journey. I should start something like this.

sisusisu · Feb 8, 2019

Surely you can do it.

traffic_freak · Feb 8, 2019

All the best in your pursuit, mate. I did a similar thing myself, and would say it's well worth it. I also started with Python, and have covered all of the basics. I'm just looking to get into the more advanced stuff like object oriented programming. It's a great journey if you're determined. You can build bots and all what not.

FreakenSEOsmh · Feb 9, 2019

courses will tell you how to use a certain language and its syntax, look for open source apps and manipulate them, making them your own. Also look for apps that aren't open source afterwards and try your best to mimic their functionality and you will be good to go.
4 things you need to succeed in this : Laptop, Internet, Lots of time and a passion for it. no passion don't even waste your time. Good luck on your journey, i hope you make it

Pro-Hustler · Feb 9, 2019

Code the hell out of your brain and generate the codes($$) for a better lifestyle

hik_anh · Feb 9, 2019

Me too

) i am also lazy. Waiting for your result

Minerva92 · Feb 9, 2019

Good luck on your journey!

i_am_noob · Feb 9, 2019

Bestcreaters said:
Good luck buddy, at least you accepted to yourself your lazy and wants to make changes to that. you can check w3schools for some free tutorials.

thanku , currently i am sticking to coursera for tut

iSmexy said:
I wouldn't advise starting out with Python as you'll have a hard time later figuring out basic programming concepts like data types.
You can learn the basics somewhere else like C++ then go deep with Python.

people told me python is noob friendly and easy to go as compair to other . I take aadvice from a friend of mine who is computer engineer and he told me it can be a sharp curve to move from python to C AND i should stick to python first and later on move to other laanguage

M4r3k said:
@i_am_noob this thread will help you - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/codeschool-com-siterip-all-courses-pack-99-11-gb.1090093/

thanks for course pack , but currently sticking to coursera

IGoon said:
C++ is not noob friendly. Better off starting with C# or something.

going with python now , next will be c

krishnaverma said:
Good luck for the journey. Hope you make it this time.

surely i am going to made it this time

iSmexy said:
Yes, but it makes things easier later.
OP before going with Python check the Harvard CS50 course it starts with C.

currently with python on coursera , btw thanks for advice

outofmind said:
freecodecamp will be handy and extremely resourceful for you but don't set too short target, it will take time to learn and understand code, best thing to do is start coding more and more different apps and clones.

thanks for advice man , i will try to do as much code typing as much possible

Arghs said:
Get a free subscription on pluralsight.com, great learning platform for beginners and advanced programmers.

Good luck

thanks , but i am with coursera for now . may check it out in future for advanced stuff

Yee said:
Read a book like Learning Python from Mark Lutz with notes no assignments (One or two chapters a day)
Read the book again but this time with assignments if score is less than 85% next day repeat chapter
I would skip the really advanced stuff if this is your first time coding and this took me about 6 - 8 months.

After this I got a job because I could pass the test piss easy.

Don't use online courses for a source of information rather use them to test your knowledge.
6 - 8 months is really nothing so whatever you do just stick with the plan.

No need for good luck just do it!

yes , my friend also suggested my to just code as much as possible

aleksej said:
Good luck with journey. I should start something like this.

yes , it feels good

sisusisu said:
Surely you can do it.

thanks

traffic_freak said:
All the best in your pursuit, mate. I did a similar thing myself, and would say it's well worth it. I also started with Python, and have covered all of the basics. I'm just looking to get into the more advanced stuff like object oriented programming. It's a great journey if you're determined. You can build bots and all what not.

thanks for motivation

FreakenSEOsmh said:
courses will tell you how to use a certain language and its syntax, look for open source apps and manipulate them, making them your own. Also look for apps that aren't open source afterwards and try your best to mimic their functionality and you will be good to go.
4 things you need to succeed in this : Laptop, Internet, Lots of time and a passion for it. no passion don't even waste your time. Good luck on your journey, i hope you make it

i will try to replicaate thinks as i learn more . covered all the 4 things and i aam going to succeed

Pro-Hustler said:
Code the hell out of your brain and generate the codes($$) for a better lifestyle

thanks

hik_anh said:
Me too ) i am also lazy. Waiting for your result

put yourself up , don't just see me . work like me and other

Minerva92 said:
Good luck on your journey!

thaanks

i_am_noob · Feb 9, 2019

today i covered topics :-

printing
simple math
use of escape character
taking user input
basic strings
type conversion
variables
in place operator

for some peoples it might be slow . but i am feeling good that i started

i type most of examples to learn more aand get a hang of things

i will try to update my journey daily for in every 2 day

thanks everyone for supporting

quangbgt · Feb 10, 2019

Good luck, bro. PM me if you need any support. I'm a software engineer, maybe I can help.

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