even i am kind of new to this stuff, as CSE graduate i dont even know how write a print statement at the first when i joined the college, everyday classes were going on i am unable to understand because everyone in college have c language from there xi class,
then one of class was web-dev, from there i started to learn how code works such as classes, id's, functions, event's,
then i took python to learn basics of programming as it doesnt need any sort of syntax rather than indentation,
now my batchmates who thought themselves as pro's were asking me for help in there exams.
my learning curve is:
Always take one language as Base like c, c++, java, python and understand the basics of it.
later try something with them like creating basic codes like terminal based scientific-calculator like so for understanding the methods and debugging the problems
later you will definetly understand any basic codes and stuff, now try using frameworks or Api's
i might be wrong for others, but this way i trained my self
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even i am kind of new to this stuff, as CSE graduate i dont even know how write a print statement at the first when i joined the college, everyday classes were going on i am unable to understand because everyone in college have c language from there xi class,
then one of class was web-dev, from there i started to learn how code works such as classes, id's, functions, event's,
then i took python to learn basics of programming as it doesnt need any sort of syntax rather than indentation,
now my batchmates who thought themselves as pro's were asking me for help in there exams.
my learning curve is:
i might be wrong for others, but this way i trained my self