How can i start my programing career? Anyone suggest me?

Answer 1

Jaeger, would you suggest using Github in the early days of learning to show history or would you suggest waiting for when the code is a little more mature to publish? Asking for a friend ;)

Answer 2

Go to Learn section, select a course and start learning.

Answer 3

Coding bootcamps, college degree in computer science and some experience. Experience is very important. Start building code using version control like github and building your portfolio to share with future hiring managers. Think of it like a living resume.

Answer 4

I think fireship on youtube has a video on it

Answer 5

If there is any other idea guys you can suggest me...☺️

Answer 6

Initially learn c language and core java (JSE)
if you are willing to settle as a front-end developer
Learn JDBC servlets JSP Spring Hibernate SpringBoot and MicroServices

If you aim to become back end developer
Learn oracle MySQL and SQL-server and any one of the No-SQL databases
Next level learn Oracle DBA and/or Oracle BI

Answer 7

Start with C++ , Java or internet programming such as HTML, Php, CSS and see where where they lead you... You'll find ur path learning ur greatest skills.
Good Luck 😁

Answer 8

The only way to start is to do it. You start doing projects you want to make or just to challenge yourself. Explore programming languages and libraries that are popular. Once you're comfortable making something and understand the standards put forth by smart people, you can publish these projects on GitHub. Make sure to document your code and include build instructions when required.
Then just sending out resumes with your GitHub included might get you some interviews or feedback. Both are important.
Best of luck to you!
edit: don't be afraid to send your resume to companies, even when the job is way out of your league. I got my job applying for a senior software engineer position, knowing I'm not qualified. they often have different positions open you might not have heard of or will have positions in the future and they'll already have heard of you.

Answer 9

I have started it

Answer 10

I would recommend taking a look at job offers and take notes about which programming languages are the most wanted. After that, take a look into which fields these languages are used for (you can see this in the job descriptions) and if you could see yourself working on those fields and like that programming language, then go for it. Please do not learn a multitude of programming languages at once, rather get the basics straight of a certain language. Other than that I find Simon Janssens answer very useful and something you should do for sure