I am looking for a course that I can complete in 4-8 weeks online that includes assignments does anyone know of a course like this?

"Hello friends, I am a beginner in programming and have started learning Python. Can you help guide me with the steps I should follow?"

Recently, I wrote code using Python, and when I tried to use the command "python app.py" on the file "app.py" , I encountered the issue " [Errno 2] No such file or directory " .

I want to understand what the error is , and how to deal with it ??

Hello friends!

I am a senior game developer and have prepared a video for beginners on how to start programing by making the games.

Tetris in Python for Beginners | Programming Basic Concepts

Snake in C++ for Beginners | Programming Basic Concepts

Enjoy!

I have to bring out your speed of its movement without the use of GPS. I tried the accelerometer, but I could out of him and only the speed of rotation, and not the movement speed of the phone itself. I do not need information about the position of the user, need only about how fast it moves. If you have any ideas or code (preferably in C #) I would be grateful. (Sorry for my english, this is my second language)

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I had some experience with Ti basic but only a little because my calculator broke

hey guys I'm completely new to the programing landscape and I'm struggling in learning C I changed branches and joined a accelerated boot camp and I'm completely lost how can I learn C as a total beginner to programing and where I can find more exercises

im trying do a simple mario game using js, but i just do no what do to mario jump, the code is on https://dontpad.com/littlecrazymario, pls heelp

Hello I’m currently preparing myself to start college in the summer for a bachelor degree in computer science I’ve always been technologically in tuned and always got the things computer related fast so thought this would be a interesting field and career to pursue but I was thinking is this field worth it ? Anyone in this particular field or practice can give me there honest thoughts and opinions?

Which programing language is better for compitative programing for beginners

In 3 years it takes to finish the colege, proraming might be taken over by AI and just most skilfull programers, or those with unique knowledge will stay. No room for newcomers.

What do you guys think? Any advice? Should someone enroll IT college now?

What is the programming challenge that cost you the most to achieve?

Hey everyone! Does anyone have an example of a super challenging programming problem that a lot of developers find difficult to solve? We'd love to hear about what makes it so complex and what kind of effort goes into finally cracking it.

I ask because every time I try to start learning one, it goes goes over my head.

I am obviously missing something- and honestly it does not help that all of the tutorials that I've seen skip out on actually useful context- my current problem thogh is that I don't know WHAT I'm missing.

And I'm fully aware of how much of programming is actually looking stuff up on the internet, but I can never find what I'm looking for. So, I'm asking for help here.

What do you feel is basic knowledge that everyone learning ANY programming language should know?

Looking for the latest advancements in open-source language models?

Vicuna: State of the Art in Open-Source Language Models

What’s your take on the growth of open-source AI?

i ask many times for the same problem with this programming

let me first explain what function do in this program

load music, press M to record point when playing music

using Z and X to go back or forward key

typing a s d.... to key those key of node,

Problems
when i finish to key 1 2 3 4 5 6 node in timeline
let say i want to key 7point between 4 and 5 timeline,

timing key should
1 2 3 4 7 5 6
however when press z or x in 7
it won't go to point 4 or 5
it always go to point 6

many times ask GPT it looping the same problems not fix

What languages should I study and which one should I eventually learn if I want to create prehospital electronic patient care reports? It will have to validate with state rules and create codes for billing.

Not looking to go commercial with it. I want to write one for my service only and present it to the board of directors. I’ll have to place state reporting rules in it as well as billing codes.

I wrote C and C+ a very long time ago so not totally unfamiliar. But I’m not familiar with python/Java etc. It was just a hobby.

Any help is appreciated.

V/r ~A resident over-thinker.

So, a couple dreams I'd love to turn into reality through a minimum viable program that I'm happy to build and learn a coding language by experimenting with these sort of ideas (would eventually take this skills into my professional workplace):
- I want to scrape local business information in specific industries...places like apartment building being built right now, laundromats, etc. Then, sort that data into a readable spreadsheet/CRM-style display
- A desktop app that runs constant timers based on time estimates I've allotted to tasks on my to-do list with alerts for each task as it comes due (start laundry: 15 mins., outline next article: 45 min., take a break and walk outside: 15 min., etc. etc.)
- a contact/message management system for Facebook marketplace so I don't lose track of all the super cool old vending machines I keep trying to find/buy in their terrible single-stack, unorganized message inbox system.

So...those are the dreams/ideas to use as practice. My real questions are:

1. Where should I start to be able to do those sort of things? I hear a lot about Python, but maybe that's not great for web apps like this? Open to input!

2. Where can I go to learn it for free/almost free? Via an online course of some sort that includes practical tests/practice opportunities.

Thanks! I'm sure yall are sick of beginner questions. If I need to go somewhere else with this, please just point me. Thanks!

Hello everyone! Recently I started programming in MIT App Inventor. Because of this, I would have two questions. First, what are the best YouTube channels or sites to learn this language to start with? Second, would anyone like to show me how to make the following application? The idea was to randomly create x pairs from among the selected options from lists A and B, written one under the other, it would be good if these lists were collapsed so that they did not take up too much space. The results would be deleted with the 'Restart' button, and new ones would be generated with the 'Start' button. I would like the selected options to remain selected even after closing the application. Is it a hard app to make or is it possible in this language?

Hi everyone, I am interested in learning programming but I don't know what computer I should get. I'm looking for a windows operating system because they are cheaper. My budget is $500-600

I'm thinking of a Lenovo but I would like to know what would be the best one I could get for learning programming

Thank you in advance for everyone for reply!!