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Hello!

My name is Divyesh Raniwal. I want to become a developer. I am in class 10 in INDIA.

I want help in the courses I have started.

I completed HTML a few months ago. And now I have started Python. When I see on the sololearn, then the pattern was given as HTML, CSS, JS.... and many more. But I have started Python.

So, I don't know what to do. Please help me to move forward.

Answer 1

Okay, no problem if you have started Python , it's not a big problem. Complete python , it may possible that your intrest go to other feild while learning Python. So, keep learning if think that you wanna be web developer then continue CSS and JS ,and even js will be more easy after learning Python.

Conclusion: It's not a big problem, you can continue with Python! :D

and if you decided for web then don't think that learning Python was wasted , you can also use python for back-end in web development. python has many libraries like Flask, Django, bottle etc.

Answer 2

Divyesh Ranwa
Ok ... Its happening with me also im on 7th grade and my parents also dont like me to do these coding stuff... They also suggest me to focus on my studies... Cause only 3 years left for the first boards ... But still im managing rime to learn programming you can also do... But as u r recently promoted to class 10 so... You should more focus on studies but also u can do programming but not too much.. so u have to manage time for coding also... First complete the Python beginner course as said by Rishav bro , Calvin bro and Everybody who have posted....

I hope you You have understand-
Coding keleye time nikalo aur padhai kabhi mat chodo ... Aur aap reference le sakte ho hamare bahot sare users Sololearn ke 10th class me hain to unse bhi aap bat kar sakte ho through dm.... Aur mein to yahi kahunga .. so dekh lijiye aap......

THANK YOU 😊
HAPPY CODING!!!!

Answer 3

Divyesh Ranwa My advice is to complete Python for beginners right now. If you find Python interesting, go for it. Else, start with the CSS course. After that, you may start the Javascript course.

Here's something I'd love to share regarding the 10th grade matter. Even my parents are persuading me to quit this and focus on science/math/history/*. I loathe school, but there's nothing else I can do other than to do what they say. So, I code whenever they aren't around me. The thing is that I can't live without my daily dosage of pleasure, which I get from coding. My advice would be to study enough (just to convince "them" and to "secure your future" [I don't know why I'd need to mug-up all the different types of hydro-carbon structure organizations just to get a good job as a coder. It's a problem with the education system, I guess.]). Never quit doing what you like, as life's all about finding "the right mix of feelings and sensations". That's all I have to say regarding this matter. And good luck!

Answer 4

Anurag Saikia yes

Answer 5

Re : and aur ek baat CODING ko abhi ke liye sirf for fun and hobby ke jese lijiye kyuki mein ekbaar itna addicted ho gaya tha ki padbe ko man hi nhi hota tha ... So be careful 🙂👍
All The Best for the boards in advance 😅👏

Answer 6

Calvin Thomas Yes 🙂
bro u may not be indian ... in india Everybody wants only good percentage 😞😐😞... i also wants to change the system of india...🙂

Answer 7

One more thing i wanna say that - "A piece of paper cant decide your future.... But .. it can save u from mummy ka laat and ghusa"😁🤣😅😅😂😂
( Please dont mind🙏)

Answer 8

First of all, By "Developer", what exactly you mean? Web developer? Android developer? Backend? Frontend? Full stack? It completely depends on an individual what to be.

You said you learned HTML, so if you are interested in web designing/developing go with CSS and JS.

If you wanna build Android apps go with Java or kotlin, If you want to build ios apps go with swift. You can also learn dart + flutter to build cross platform apps like one code will run on both android and ios.

Python is used for data science, machine learning, deep learning etc.

So, It basically is upto you what you want to build.

Answer 9

But there's a problem.

My parents are saying to focus on academics. So..

Answer 10

Your parents aren't wrong, I think 10th is crucial year so you don't wanna score bad and get admission in some shitty college, right? Complete your academic work and then practice web development as you want to. HTML you learned here is not complete, There are lots of things in HTML And CSS. I'll suggest you to learn html and css together and drop python if you wanna go with web. You can check code section here and see how beautiful codes they write using html and css. And JS is like cherry on cake. Html css will make your code beautiful and JS will make it interactive. So, start with HTML CSS and when you think you have good grip on it, move to JS.

Answer 11

Are you promoted to class 10 this year?

Answer 12

Divyesh Ranwa I'd like to add my two pennies to Anurag Saikia 's explanation. As you know, a large portion of the stuff learnt in school is useless (at least for me). I've been learning history for nearly four years, but I don't know anything about it right now; I'm not interested, nor do I care. I don't do anything which doesn't make me happy or doesn't improve the present mental situation in the immediate or the distant future. For now, I'm mugging-up school stuff because I don't want to be a "socially illiterate person", according to the irrational community around. I want a job, and I don't want to disappoint my parents. I still code though, as I can't promise any more of my present pleasure just for the future. So, you don't need to study every time; make sure that you find time to make yourself happy. If I were to be the next Boris Johnson, I'd abolish this crappy education system before feeding the poor. All the best!

Answer 13

I understand that there are so many languages and options in this field, I went through same, couldn't decide what to master. You are just in 10th. Try everything web, android, backend everything and then figure out which of the following you enjoy the most? Which is best suited for you?

I don't quite understand your reply though.

Answer 14

I will go to Web development

Answer 15

There isn't a problem with the path you're taking at all!

Most colleges don't really teach CSS anyway, in part because it's the dirty work of decorating HTML text. Unless you're a graphics designer with an itch for a bit of the finesse you can get with the customization CSS allows, you probably won't ever have to touch the stuff. There's tools out there that allow easy styling without the need to mess with CSS code.

If you want to work on the front end of web development, Javascript is a must. It automates pages on the client side of a website, allowing neat things like pop ups, notifications, asynchronous web actions, various computations, etc, all within a client's web browser. I highly recommend you start on that course as soon as you're done with Python.

The key take away here though, is take it slow, and don't worry, you can learn it all in any order.