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Hi, I'm a new student, and I have a task, which is to learn coding independently, but I'm having a really hard time understanding it because it's the first time I'm dealing with coding codes. can i get some help explaining how

Answer 1

First, you need to understand that there will always be a challenge in learning anything, and the challenge can get harder when it is our first time learning it.

Second, another thing you need to understand, whatever it is that we learn, repetition is key. When we do something often, how the things work will sink deeper in our mind. Such that if we do something very often, we say we can do it blindfolded, we don't hesitate at all doing it because it had become a routine so common.

I'm not saying you should not ask questions, I'm saying try to take a step back, read the lesson again, make use of in-lesson code examples. Then, if something is still unclear, you are welcome to ask away ...

P.S, To ask a question is a good way to learn from peers, a little note would be to make sure the question is well described, that others can focus on what part needs help, direct to the point : )

Answer 2

ask particular questions and doubts whenever you feel, we can help you learning that particular topics cause no one can give you a pen drive to install programming in your brain. So if you have any particular topic you can clarify that.

Happy Learning 🙂

Answer 3

In which part you are facing difficulties ?? Share your doubts here so we can help you 😉 😊

Answer 4

There are a million different ways to learn to program, so if one tool doesn't work for you, don't be afraid or embarrassed to try a different approach.

In particular, sololearn is a great supplemental app for practicing while you're away from your real computer, but it's frankly terrible at explaining things sometimes, and it should in no way be your primary (much less only) learning tool. Khan academy, free code academy, the Odin project, and youtube are all great free resources for beginners, so poke around at all of them and see which ones work best for you.

Answer 5

Novita,
I see you are learning HTML, why not continue on that path for now. When you completed HTML you can continue learning CSS and Javascript; the three musketeers of web development.

Try not to mix learning multiple languages simultaneously, I tried that once and it didn't work really well for me.

Answer 6

I don't understand some of the languages ​​used for programmers such as Java, C++, etc. for beginners like me, what programming language should I learn first?

Answer 7

We have a function that outputs "Welcome, user" as it is called. We want to make it more personalized, so redesign the given function so that it will take the given input as the name of the user and output the welcome message with it.

Sample Input
Tommy

Sample Output
Welcome, Tommy

Don't forget to call the function.

this is correct working answer

function welcome(name) {
// Use string interpolation to create a personalized message
const message = `Welcome, ${name}`;
console.log(message);
}

// Call the function with the user's name as input
const userName = readLine();
welcome(userName);