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What is the best way to learn programing in general?

5th Mar 2017, 8:27 PM
mosab rastte
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Make small projects first, try to challenge yourself with realistic projects. When I say "realistic" I mean don't try to code Assassin's Creed as your first project :D Try something very basic like for exemple try to make a quizz. The interest is that you can quickly build it and then you can play with different programming languages to decorate it, communicate with different type of database (XML, CSV, SQL, etc...), you can animate it (javascript, jQuery). Then something very important is each time you feel you have done your best, you go to check online some good websites about design/programming or if you visit by chance a website and you feel something interesting, you use your browser to read the code and learn from others. And this is true for any language even here I'm talking about web programming, read the code of others will teach you a lot. You will often fail (or not, maybe it's me I'm too bad :P) and by sharing your code, reading others, you will quickly progress.
5th Mar 2017, 8:57 PM
Geoffrey L
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Im studying from Udacity,SoloLearn,Udemy,YouTube(Unity,ChiliTomatoNoodle,NVitanovic,UnrealEngine...) And yeah just practise ;). Dont read books do projects.
5th Mar 2017, 8:40 PM
Marko Majstorovic
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I did YouTube tutorials by thenewboston, then SoloLearn, done practices, and a book.
5th Mar 2017, 8:29 PM
David Koplik
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