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charlesm91:
There are quite a number of ways to learn.Oone is self taught, but that would depend on how intelligent one can be to assimilate things and can take quite a bit of work if you don't grab the concepts easily. Another is to go to institutions where they offer such training, that can be advantageous cos if you get stuck you can always have someone in physical to discuss your problems and level of progress, as well as mentorship guide. But the most important thing is your dedication to wanting to learn cos i can assure you there are days when..... I can recommend you an institute if interested, and they're good

Mkingz:
Bro, check freecodecamp.org, w3schools.com, geeks4geeks.com, codecademy.com...you’ll find useful materials there...Also freecodecamp’s youtube channel is highly recommended. Best of luck in your journey!

Wurld:
No problem boss drop your WhatsApp number I'll share what I've learnt with you, but I've got to tell you that I also just started learning to code plus I'm introverted too.

Goldbw122:
Go to programming section on nairaland, you will get enough information there.

Wurld:
You didn't quote me but I thought I'd help out since I'm also learning to code.

1) in addition to the laptop you'll need access to internet.
2) programming is very wide, so you should do your research and know which aspect you really want to learn first
3) there are lots of websites dedicated to teaching people how to code for free,even if you're a novice, I use freecodecamp and stackoverflow. So you can check them out and take one of their courses.
4) you'll dedicate a lot of time and I'll advise you to code daily till it becomes a habit.

These are just pointers,I'll let the boss you quoted answer you properly.

MirthOsas:
That'd be great
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airsaylongcome:
My brother, age is not a barrier. I started programming around age 14 on a very antiquated computer. Those ones that were just a keyboard that you connect to a TV and drop into command line. Programmed in QBASIC. Saved the programs on a radio cassette. I was clueles about what I was doing but I was just typing the code from the book I was learning from. Fast forward to University and all I was doing was making sense. I was so good that I wrote my first programming exam 2 hours after coming from club and made an A. Programing I, II and CSC205-Data Structures and Algorithm were a breeze. This was back in the days of Redhat 3 I think. Then I got disillusioned and derailed. At 30 my senses came back and I had to refresh my Programming skills. Programming had migrated to Web Programming with PHP as king. I struggled to get HTML and CSS and PHP /mySQL into the the brain. But old soldier never dies. I went back to my C++ & Java jeje and OOP programming. The joy was undescribable. I have had highs and major lows (lost a job in a major Nigerian Gas Company that was paying ₦1.9m monthly at the time - we are talking years ago when dollar was ₦350). Went in to supply chain management and did Okay. But the pull from computing was too much. Came back into computing mid thirties and I must say I'm okay doing this. Persistence is key. You will overcome Las Las and will look at this learning period with joy.

I'm surprised (and pleased) that MirthOsas is encouraging you. I'm aware he is still learning the ropes and for some reason I like his spirit.

SlyDev:
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David Umahi 8/10

Willie Obiano 6/10

Hope Uzodimma 3/10

Okezie Ikpeazu 1/10
Plz ooo what of yahaya Bello,i want show somebody something
Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi 1/10

HenryDion:
Seems you have a one digit IQ.

Odinaka00:
If Baokinafaso wins tonight, I’m going to transfer 5 nairalanders 20k each. I promise

Truthisunique3:
Yet na foreign rice aboki dey eat up north

Would buhari people allow the farmers that can farm the raw material they need

Penguin2:
I don’t usually understand this onions that come with leaves...

Why so?

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Ok
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