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How I code

Plzz help me

20th Dec 2022, 3:49 PM
shaileshkadam
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Learn first
20th Dec 2022, 4:07 PM
A͢J
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1. Do research and find what languages are used in project you wanna build 2. Learn this languages 3. Practice a lot 4. Try building project by yourself 5. Use help of documentation/tutorials/videos if you stuck 6. If you have some problem in your code or with understanding some topic ask somewhere like here on Q&A To be good in coding you have to know tools, but also practice. With more project you build you will become better programmer.
20th Dec 2022, 7:00 PM
PanicS
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Use chat gpt
22nd Dec 2022, 10:17 AM
William Simon
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You probably won't understand specific terminologies on the technologies used for real-world examples yet. I suggest you start with learning one, and only one, of these two languages: - Python, if you want to start simple and easy. This is currently a very versatile and well sought after language, which means learning this language will benefit your career chances directly. However, it will no longer be so simple once you get to such a stage - there'll be so much you just have to memorise. - C, if you prefer understanding and gaining proficiency in CS as a whole over just learning how to code. I especially recommend this if you're in your teens, when you'll have an easier time understanding the concept behind programming instinctively. This language is almost mandatory if you want to to competitive programming; go on online and offline competitions, since this language is fast and gives you great control over the details. The career paths are a bit more limited, though. Game programming?
22nd Dec 2022, 10:58 AM
Yeonung Kim
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