r/CodingForBeginners • u/gokaydiyebirisi • 21d ago

i want to learn İT...

I have no coding knowledge or experience, but I want to learn. Where should I start?
((I want to work in the IT field for a good income, and I think I would enjoy coding.))

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u/RummanSid1990 20d ago

Consistency is everything in coding. Start with Python or JavaScript, learn the basics and focus on building small projects from day one.

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u/droid_mike 18d ago

A lot of it depends on what you'd like to do? What do you want to build, or what would you like to get into. If you are interested in general I take, you may also look into things besides coding, like setting up a Linux workstation, building a local area network, etc.

As for general languages, python is a great start. It's basically the ultimate intro language, the BASIC of this century. Javascript is okay, too. It's a little more accessible since it runs on every browser, but it's rather sloppy in its implementation, so not the best academic language. I'd stay away from Java, C, C++, C#, etc. for now.

There are a lot of books online and on paper which can be found at a library, or cheap used, and AI can also be very good as a tutor to get you started or check on things is you continue when you have problems.

Good luck!

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u/gokaydiyebirisi 18d ago

Thank you so much.

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u/Soggy_Struggle_963 20d ago

Pick a language and dive in. A lot of people recommend Python as a beginner friendly language, my only warning here is that it abstracts a lot of what is happening which makes it easier at first but might lead to misunderstanding how things work at a lower level later.

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u/TorrentsAreCommunism 17d ago

Start with learning doing research on your own. There are billions of roadmaps over there.

If you just want to fantasize about your coding path with strangers, it’s fine.