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What's the best way to learn how to code from scratch?

Justin Cauley
Justin Cauley Mar 27, 2020

I'm interested in understanding how to code just don't have experience with it what is the best way to learn?

 

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Mar 29, 2020

I would say you should find a simple project that you would like to do, work out what the best language to do it in is, and then give it a go, starting with the tutorials and guides you can find for that language.

Before getting into any particular language though, I would take a run through one of the visual learning languages.  I didn't do it myself, as it didn't exist when I started coding, but I help out young coders with Scratch quite a lot.  It won't teach you the details of any particular language, but it will solidify a lot of coding concepts and principles in your mind before you get stuck into something a bit more complex.

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