My experience on Sololearn

Me getting introduced to coding

In our class in school, we had to do a project about our career, and I chose game developer(coding). While I was researching about the project, I saw c++ on most of the searches, pictures, and websites. So, I put it in my project that c++ was the language for programming, but I still had no idea what that meant. A few days later after the project was done, I got on App store and searched "C++ coding learn" The App that was outstanding to me was Sololearn, so I downloaded sololearn, and started taking lessons, But I had no idea what most of the terms meant. Anyways, I completed about 75% of the C++ lesson and decided to quit; because it was making no sense, wans't fun, and it was pointless for me (besides having an experience)

Well, then I understood the definition of coding, what coding language was, and how hard it was. So, next I went to google and searched for "the easiest coding language to learn" as a result I found HTML. I started taking lessons on html and even when I started the lesson it said "HTML is a piece of cake" which was true for me. So, I finished the html lessons like a piece of cake. Even though I finished the lessons, I still can't code fully with HTML. And now I'm learning CSS and doing more html. which means when I can do HYML and CSS, next will be Javascript. The cool thing right now is I can already do the "alert" attribute on javascript. I think I saw it on soneone's coding; on the javascript page, they only had this: alert("___alert here____") so I just knew that was how people do the alert thing.

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My Coding Experience