Depth of coarses covered in sololearn

Question

Are the coarses included in sololearn sufficient or we have to refer to some other sources for more information .... say I finish Html or css from SL .... will it b sufficient ???

Answer 1

No, sololearn really only covers the basics of most languages. It gives a great start, but more information would almost always be required.

Answer 2

Satyendra Singh SoloLearn provides basics of all languages where u can develop your skills and if it would not working for you can prefer other websites like W3School , TutorialsPoint.com, etc. for more knowledge !!

Answer 3

Experience is the best teacher. Using code in context will open new questions for you. You can always get back to Sololearn discussions, challenges and more to learn more.

Answer 4

You will have to refer something as sololearn just teaches you the basics..

Answer 5

I agree with all the answers that came before mine. You should try freeCodeCamp.com, it covers more in depth every language and offers a good number of projects in which you can apply the knowledge. I just found it out so I don't have really much experience but for now I like it!
And you can always come back here to watch weekly code such as IQ tests (recent), animations, tutorials and some mini games (Zelda tribute for example)

Answer 6

It only covers the basics...but after completing those taking challenges, practicing coding will increase your depth

Answer 7

Satyendra Singh Hello fellow sololearner! As others said, it isn't enough but the courses are useful to get a glimpse of what a language is like. There are 12 courses with quizzes and much more without them so if you want to get the outline of a particular language, you can click a course and dive in! Once you have gone through it and get basic understanding, surf online for PDFs and other courses offered. Hope that helps :D

Answer 8

this courses cover the fundamentals of language

Answer 9

I think sololearn gives level best for free to beginers and for startup this becomes nice place to drive and no website gives complete knowledge about any programming so i request to learn from here in-spite of criticising.

think when you drive bike or car first time then now you ride well like that programming need practice

Answer 10

I just found sololearn and i like the way it is setup. I been using freecodecamp and code academy which are great too. Practice makes perfect so just use them all.