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Whom to learn from?
What do you think is the better way to learn programming? By reading clean and good code from pros or by reading code from beginners and try to improve it in one or several ways? I do actually have an opinion about that, but I‘m very interested in reading your opinions.
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And again, why not both?
Reading clean code and refactoring poor code is not mutually exclusive.
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There is an applocation called edbooks ,it got free coding books for all languages ,withe exrcises in it.
python:https://github.com/zhiwehu/Python-programming-exercises/blob/master/100%2B%20Python%20challenging%20programming%20exercises.txt
c#:app called exercises c#,it got solutions too
there is also an app called algorithems,only some of it is free but it got good explanations,its good for all languages.
sololearn challenges,i dont suggest to start with them,some of them are complicated and not leveld.
app called idea bag2.
There is alot of websites and apps that got programming challenges. some websites even offer a coding war between other players at real time.
again, remember to try solving those problems alone at first,try solving it with a pen and paper without code,if you need to sort an array,draw an array and think how you can sort it loggicly,then go to the computer.after you finished ,wether you failed or not,watch the pro's solution.
Have fun!
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The best way to learn if you are a begginer in my opinion is to solve easy tasks, then look at the code that was given as the answer and compare it to your code
find a hub of questions in the internet with example codes
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gil gil Do you have the address of such a hub? And btw: Thanks for your answer ;)