CodeTemplar:
The idea of being able to create something made me mess with it.

zeestone99:


Wow and you did this in a year

Electroweb:
I also like programming. I don't know where to start from. Programs that work on Artificial Intelligence, robotics, industrial application etc. is my interest. Where do I start?

meobizy:
I will pick the interest later in life when less occupied. My driving force is the guy who learned to code in six months, identified a bug in Facebook’s code and was awarded millions of dollars. I will get there one day. If the same luck doesn’t shine on me I will create the opportunity by hacking a profitable business.

shegzhkn:



hello man , is the java course you referring to is java materclass by Tim bulchalka or which one.

McAustin92:


No, I paid for the one of Paulo Dichone

shegzhkn:



OK , but Tim bulchalka course rank 1st on udemy for java although he explain simple concept with boring examples and makes it look complicated ?

let me ask you the following question sire ?

what did you not understand in Paul dicone course (that black dude right) ?

why did you choose it over the others ?

will you mind if I send you Patrick Washington DC full beginners tutorial ?

McAustin92:


The reviews actually made me sub for Paul's course, if I'd known Tim's course was more comprehensive, I would have gone for it. I'm really gonna appreciate it if you'll help me with the beginner's tutorial bro

Ttrrffyyghuuh:


lol, oga is that one code?
but seriously even good programmers fail algorithms tests, there are good programmers, software developers that are horrible at algorithms
i just read earlier today that 90% of programmers fail the fizzbuzz test in interviews.
but those programmers will have very impressive resumes.

Algorithms is where cs students are supposed to impress, because that's what they do in school, how to solve computer science problems, regardless of language, though in reality algorithms are not so much of a worry. They are mostly used as a filtering process at interviews and if you are aspiring to work at large corporations like the facebook, google, microsoft, amazon, ibm, adobe, intel e.t.c or companies that produce mission critical software, like aircraft, or ship software, or military/defense software (navigation, control e.t.c). (These one will require that you are a cs/maths grad with cum laude before you even start talking code)

zclass:
Cos I wanted to be like Bill Gates ati Mark Zuckerberg

Kokaine:
use w3schools.com
Start from the first tutorial of JavaScript to the end. Don't mind the rigor. Its worth it at the end. Just open a your editor (preferably visual studio code, install pluggings like HTML boilerplate, CSS peek, open in browser, and live server) and practice while you read. You should have a community of friends and mentor that do JavaScript because its very confusing. But focus on vanilla JavaScript. That means JavaScript with no libraries like jquery. When you are done witg w3schools, use YouTube videos to confirm you are up to speed with ES6 codes. (Just basic ones) by this time im sure you would have started enjoying it.

tollyboy5:

I do advice people to use sololearn I don't know if there is any other app that is better but sincerely I really like the app. you'll understand after downloading.
start with html to CSS then you move to JavaScript family. after learning all those stuff them learn WordPress easy site builder and go back to continue learning code

ambitiouschap:


boss abeg help me check this one waiting I do wrong here

Kvngfrosh:
Which app is this

Sirvingeo:

A year plus 5 months . I am even lacking behind self because my laptop developed faults, for like 2 months I could't code and plus Nepa issue . I would have gone far .Nigeria is really very frustrating but i know i will surely live this shit hole country .

ambitiouschap:


the one I use in coding is called dcoder search for it on playstore.

olasunky15:
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Mobile or PC, I really want to get started with this Solo learn for programming.

Expecting your response

faithfull18:
It's basically all about solving problems which is = to Money.

ambitiouschap:


boss abeg help me check this one waiting I do wrong here

shegzhkn:



OK , but Tim bulchalka course rank 1st on udemy for java although he explain simple concept with boring examples and makes it look complicated ?

let me ask you the following question sire ?

what did you not understand in Paul dicone course (that black dude right) ?

why did you choose it over the others ?

will you mind if I send you Patrick Washington DC full beginners tutorial ?

tollyboy5:

yeah! your right but the relationship between C/C++ is not like other though! that's why C++ ide always allow C/C++ code. in fact I'll say C++ is C with Oop (object oriented programming)
C is the grandfather and ASM is the ancestor

lawrenzo007:


Please, can u send me Patrick Washington full beginners tutorial... it's all I need to continue my programming journey... I only used his free YouTube video to learn and I really enjoyed the tutorial...
I will really appreciate if you could help me with the video... thanks