Coding help.


TrevoFinally1924 User
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i want to get into coding what is the best approach?
-Start with an easy language?
-What do i need to use to learn to code in this language?
- how should i progress?

Thanks for any help! :-)
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Bliink94 User
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Most Universities start with Java. The C languages are fairly similar in structure and when you become familiar with one, it's not too much of a stretch to learn another. You could start with C itself, but it can be unforgiving to new coders.
onlyrk251308 Translator
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start with c and c++ first and go for advanced like java etc
NepsterJay15286 User
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Start with C and C++ when you have concept of them it will be easier for further programming language like Java, C#
buds_suds31078 Super Moderator
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You should give PHP a try.
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Agreed. C and C++ will pretty much have you getting down and dirty with most everything a modern programmer needs to know about.
Each language you learn gets easier, you will learn more, and C/C++ will give you a very solid foundation to figure out why others are good and bad.
TrevoFinally1924 User
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i want to get into coding what is the best approach?
-Start with an easy language?
-What do i need to use to learn to code in this language?
- how should i progress?
Thanks for any help! :-)

That's a pretty ambiguous statement...what kind of coding and what do you want to do with it ??

really anything i just want to know how to code so maybe i can do things for people or myself. I have never really thought about why i want to code but i would like to help cra** software. (Am i aloud to say that if i am not talking about asking for one?)
Mertado3183 User
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i want to get into coding what is the best approach?
-Start with an easy language?
-What do i need to use to learn to code in this language?
- how should i progress?
Thanks for any help! :-)

That's a pretty ambiguous statement...what kind of coding and what do you want to do with it ??

really anything i just want to know how to code so maybe i can do things for people or myself. I have never really thought about why i want to code but i would like to help cra** software. (Am i aloud to say that if i am not talking about asking for one?)
Then learn C, C++, and C#. If you do some investigating, most applications are built on these and a little Assembly as well. Having skills in those languages can almost guarantee you a job too.

Now, the C's aren't easy and require constant use to keep sharp. Assembly only really makes sense if you study microprocessor architecture as well.

Don't bother with the 'basic' languages. They'll only screw up your thinking.
SpikeTDragon2283 User
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Most Universities start with Java.

We started with Turbo Pascal. *bleh*
TrevoFinally1924 User
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Then learn C, C++, and C#. If you do some investigating, most applications are built on these and a little Assembly as well. Having skills in those languages can almost guarantee you a job too.

Now, the C's aren't easy and require constant use to keep sharp. Assembly only really makes sense if you study microprocessor architecture as well.

Don't bother with the 'basic' languages. They'll only screw up your thinking.

thanks to you and to all others! biggrin
TrevoFinally1924 User
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how do i go about learning c, c+, or C++?

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