Should i learn all course before coding?

Question

I'm medical student. so I know nothing about computers and stuff. and now I want to explore my knowledge in computers also.. so help me

Answer 1

It's way more intuitive to code while you learn. if you do it your way and do all the courses before you code, you won't know how to do anything. it would be like sitting through courses on algebra, geometry, statistics, but never doing any work. and that's just silly.

Answer 2

Question and the 2 answers above are super important for education. The challenge educators face is to make sure students are writing lots of code.

Answer 3

Nope. Code while you're learning so you can actively learn during the process instead of learning it passively. This will help you solidify what you're learning and allow you to gain some experience in how it actually works while you're learning it.

Here is what I do to make the process smooth:

Read through the entire language first even if you don't understand it yet. Then practice what you can remember. Read through it again and this time write down notes of all concepts you still don't understand fully. Afterward use your notes to go and extensively research those concepts. Then practice them to solidify your learning of them. Repeat this process until you no longer have to write down anything on your notes.

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