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This app teaches Console code? Is it worth learning console code?

Why would you learn console himl and stuff becuase in 2018 there are absolutely turns of software or programs that you use not console code? mahbe I’m getting this wrong but same example for c# if if you are a unity developer you might get what I mean here becuase I was leanrimg c# console and it’s totally different to the thins you use like functions also what it teaches me is there always has to be. A main but in unity you don’t becuase it’s not a console so what im saying is if I learn console code wich I’m trying to learn html css python php it teaches all of them in console way but as I said if I lean console will I get confused if I use programs or software becuase who uses comsole anymore ?

8th Jul 2018, 12:17 PM
Aspwlf Mitch
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I think learning console code is worthy for beginners. Console code can make them understand the basics of a programming language. After mastering the basics, ot will be easier for us to learn advanced things. In my opinion, learning console code is a must for people😊
8th Jul 2018, 1:24 PM
Muhd Khairul Amirin
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Command line programs are very much useful and in use, it's just that no one releases them to the public because they can be pretty difficult for the average consumer to use. Instead, they are primarily used within corporations (or personally) to specific tasks. The thing is, when to take away all the GUI programs and games, all you're really left with are the command-line programs. And if you check job listings, almost no one hires specifically for a GUI programmer. So what do they write? Command line programs and the logic that powers them. And no, you won't get confused.
8th Jul 2018, 12:28 PM
LunarCoffee
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the "console way" is because this site teaches you the basics of the languages, which is simple console programming. if you want to learn advanced stuff, you'll have to find a different place to do so or just teach yourself via experimentation
8th Jul 2018, 12:24 PM
hinanawi
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The console you can pretty much only read from and write to. That's 5 or so console-specific functions you have to remember per language, at most. The rest of what you are learning is ordinary programming logic that you will find in a console as well as in a GUI program! Also, programmers use the console all the time; it's just the fastest way to do things, and console programs usually work really well with other console programs. I have 7 console windows open as we speak!
8th Jul 2018, 12:46 PM
Schindlabua
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I guess It’s just getting very annoying because I’m trying to learn everything at once JavaScript Python Java And maybe CSS Php SQL Because I wanna get a job in coding But I hate design but like programming so I trying to learn backend stuff
8th Jul 2018, 5:50 PM
Aspwlf Mitch
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here you will learn the basics of coding, after that if you want to learn more advanced stuff, you wiol need to take a "beginner/intermidiate" course online. you can find free courses on https://mva.microsoft.com or you can try a paid course
8th Jul 2018, 12:33 PM
Timothy Joseph
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Oh wat So I gotta learn the console easy stuff first Which is not easy for me anyway And then to actually learn it I have to go buy corse ? DAMMIT I only used this because it was free >;(
8th Jul 2018, 3:04 PM
Aspwlf Mitch
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do not worry, there are a lot of free courses online, you can even find some stuff on youtube and forums such as stackoverflow on https://mva.microsoft.com ALL of the courses are free
8th Jul 2018, 3:12 PM
Timothy Joseph
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