Hi, I'm new here, and I'm starting to learn a course CS50 Is this a goo d start?

#programming #css #algorithms #beginners

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Yesss! I loved CS50! Take the Web developer course at the end and it'll be super helpful.
David is a great teacher. I took a computer science degree then when I graduated I took this course as well. It was brilliant to cement my learning in programming skills

Elyas.b • May 31 '22

Yes it explains it well

Ehtisham-sudo • May 28 '22 • Edited

Yeah it is a good start and make sure to take notes and then spend some time researching about the things. But there are some things that you can learn to be a good developer

1: fundamentals of computer science
2: pick one language and be comfortable with it, learn it build something and share with others
3:there are multiple resources i would suggest to start from a basic level book or freecodecamp website. After 2-3 weeks you will figure out your way

Good luck and never forget You are awesome 💐

Elyas.b • May 31 '22

Thank you, I need this support

Gabriel Pedroza • May 27 '22

I think this would be a good start to understand the mindset of a programmer. This is not mandatory but it will definitely not hurt you to try this out.

Elyas.b • May 27 '22

Thank you, I need to know if I am on the right path

Gabriel Pedroza • May 27 '22

Just take a couple of weeks to figure out what tech has to offer. Maybe you would like cybersecurity, data analyzing, data scientist, front end, backend, fullstack, etc... If you are curious, I wrote what I've learnt in one year of Software engineering if you want to check it out: dev.to/gabrielpedroza/software-eng...

Elyas.b • May 27 '22

I want to become fullstack programmer

Gabriel Pedroza • May 28 '22

You already know what you want to do so go for it! There are many courses that are out there for fullstack. Read the reviews, ask around to see their opinions on it, decide if u want to spend money buying a course, etc...