Post number #318426, ID: 95f212
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Do you have any websites where I could learn how to code? I already know a bit, but I don't feel like it's enough...
Post number #318514, ID: cd1a6a
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try find some programming community by google in your language
Post number #318617, ID: ad377a
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Yourmomisgay.com
Post number #318747, ID: cf5d82
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https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Programming_resources https://www.codewars.com https://coderbyte.com/ Also https://www.codecademy.com even though it's underwhelming for its popularity.
For a bit more guidance, what's your objective? Why do you want to code? How much do you know already? Any specific preferences in programming languages or ways of learning?
Post number #318755, ID: 4150eb
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Www.google.com
Post number #318781, ID: d78e4a
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>>318755 Absolutely disgustingly proprietary
Post number #318785, ID: d78e4a
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>>318426 Read this e-book from start to finish and you'll unironically be one step closer to wizardhood http://sarabander.github.io/sicp/
Post number #318802, ID: 7cbfee
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>>318785 There are SICP lectures uploaded to YT,tho. I don't know if they're the full thing or not cause I read the book before finding them,but https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8FE88AA54363BC46 seems like it'd be more bearable to follow the lectures like this.
Post number #319266, ID: 9efc82
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Go and look at some step-by-step tutorials for creating programs and applications.
Post number #319614, ID: 1b48d3
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Thank you all, those websites/videos seem really cool ! >>318747 I know how to code HTML/CSS and a small bit of Java, so you could say I'm on the way to make websites, but I'd love to program apps and stuff
Post number #319615, ID: 1b48d3
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(Idk why my ID keeps on changing tho)
Post number #320016, ID: 3326bf
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>>319615 It changes when your network connection changes
Post number #320018, ID: 3326bf
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>>320016 >TCP/IP
Post number #320443, ID: 410638
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Sololearn
Post number #320500, ID: 78b560
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https://projecteuler.net/
Post number #320502, ID: 78b560
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http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/
Post number #320519, ID: b54ec1
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just the thread I was looking for
Post number #320572, ID: 1b48d3
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So many of these! Thanks!
Post number #320880, ID: 7ef659
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Sololearn. Theres an android app too works great.
Post number #320881, ID: 7ef659
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Sololearn. Theres an android app too works great.
Post number #320887, ID: d78e4a
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>>320500 Good resource! I strongly encourage new programmers to hone their algorithmic skills instead of just making stuff. In addition to ProjectEuler there's also open.kattis.com. It's got some excellent problems to solve.
Post number #320891, ID: 941db8
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>>7ef659>>410638 I agree, sololearn is very good especially since it's got an app and website
Post number #321004, ID: a2949e
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Just copy paste stackoverflow like the rest of us.
Post number #321501, ID: 4155b8
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>>321004 >like the rest of us Speak for yourself. Not everyone's a webshit or ""app"" developer.
Post number #321859, ID: d68044
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Yeah dont just be a script kid. It teaches enough to be able to get a nice job with if you learn fast.fyi
Post number #322468, ID: 713b22
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>>321004 I do this too on a regular base. But it has its limits, you know? Some problems need to be analyzed deeper and divided into partial problems by yourself. To be honest, most time I spent for developing is thinking about the problem and planning and documenting my solution for it.
Post number #322537, ID: 6c5a44
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Not OP, but thanks for these
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