Am a beginner to this programming world ! Can i get some useful suggestions from the dedicated programmers to improve my skills

Answer 1

I encourage you to start coding as you learn. put into practice what you discovered!😊

Answer 2

You must be focused and harworker
Learn Practice code and share

Answer 3

Thanks for ur suggestions ,💟

Answer 4

What do you want to do?

If you are serious,
you must to have a goal or an idea of what you want to gain, from programming.

Answer 5

Well here goes:

1) If you want to learn how to program. Then go program there is no other way. Too many of us spend our days dreaming about being a programmer rather than taking the initiative and actually going to code.

2) Don't get distracted by programming languages. Probably easier said than done. All in all, programming languages are tools that you use to accomplish the task at hand. As we know some tools are better suited than others at a certain job but for the most part pick a tool. Then I want you to use that tool and create something meaningful with it. Then create something else and else and else and so forth.

3) Don't get distracted with all of the current text editors and IDEs out there. Seriously, just find one that you like or think you'll enjoy and just use that. If you like sublime use sublime. If you like atom use atom. If you like vs code use vs code (I actually took a liking into it). If you want to use pycharm use pycharm. The list goes on...

4) If you can Google it, then Google it. No need to ask a question that can be answered by a search engine within a fraction of a second. Also you might learn more about the subject at hand.

5) Stay curious. Someone that's not curious or not wanting to stay up with the latest technologies will end up being an outdated programmer.

6) Back to Googling. Well I don't know what search engine you prefer but I enjoy using Google, so I'm going to continue saying Google. Learn to use it to pin down what an error mean. There are plenty of people that most likely had the same error but within a different context. Stackoverflow is your friend.

7) Lastly, the more generic answer would be to not give up. You'll face situations where you'll want to cave in but by not the experience will make you more humble in the end.