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What should i do to improve programming language?and actually i'm a beginner, no, i mean less than beginner.thank you

8th Jun 2019, 6:44 PM
Gabriel Allba Shemi Yuma
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Practice Practice Practice. Use every code you learned until you understand it enough, even if the code will print "Hello World". Try to merge the codes you learned in one exercise. Use Google to search for more exercises about the language. You must think about any project that you can do with the codes you learned. Imagine and excute. Start small then become big. Start with small projects, then increase its size through the time. Remember: If you are in a house, and you want to go to the 10th floor, you must start with 1st floor, then 2nd floor, then 3rd floor... and so on. Wish you a good future.
9th Jun 2019, 5:01 AM
Ahmed Sheta
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According to me Step 1 : learn basics Step 2 : practise(as much as you can) Step 3 : solve lots of questions and attempt quizzes (to revise the topics that you already know and learn new ones. I get to know 60% of the new concepts through solving questions) Step 4 : solve miscellaneous questions which are challenging and help you become pro in that language. Note : for practise questions visit the websites that I have attached below. https://code.sololearn.com/WNMa6MjQt28a/?ref=app
9th Jun 2019, 4:03 PM
Manoj
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No one is less than a beginner.
8th Jun 2019, 10:06 PM
Sonic
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When you're finished learning the basics, what has been helpful for me is looking at some not too big codes that has been coded here. It's pretty inspirational for me. This is just in addition to the other answers.
9th Jun 2019, 5:03 AM
OnlY
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Learn the basics Sololearn is a good start,try youtube and other paid sites like lynda and udemy when you think you good with the basics They have courses which will take you through project examples.
8th Jun 2019, 8:21 PM
Jake🏄
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Seb TheS thankyouu
9th Jun 2019, 2:25 AM
Gabriel Allba Shemi Yuma
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OnlY thank you bruh
9th Jun 2019, 5:13 AM
Gabriel Allba Shemi Yuma
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Sonic thankyou mr.sonic
9th Jun 2019, 2:24 AM
Gabriel Allba Shemi Yuma
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Jake🏄 thankyou bro
9th Jun 2019, 2:25 AM
Gabriel Allba Shemi Yuma
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Ahmed Sheta thank you for your suggest , i appreciate that
9th Jun 2019, 5:13 AM
Gabriel Allba Shemi Yuma
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Start with the basics in sololearn then go deep through free learning sites like codeacademy and w3schools....or paid sites like udemy!
9th Jun 2019, 7:14 PM
Devotha Mwenda
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SoloLearn is a good start. Another free website is Khan academy. They have all kinds of stuff on HTML, CSS and web development. That's where I started.
10th Jun 2019, 2:13 AM
Isaac Valdes
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check out freecodecamp its a site also about programing, the dinamic its really good and you lear alot
10th Jun 2019, 10:19 PM
Melissa Villaverde
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You should try some minimal projects of the language you are using, practice is very important part in learning programming.
8th Jun 2019, 7:25 PM
Seb TheS
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The main thing to focus on is to learn, analyze and test. That means:- 1. first learn any topic(Make your learning divided in small parts) and then 2.Analyze your learning(Practice what you have learnt) and then 3.Test your skills by quiz and coding challenges.
9th Jun 2019, 4:03 PM
Akash
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