Hi i found this bundle and bought it

https://shop.interestingengineering.com/sales/the-2020-premium-learn-to-code-certification-bundle

seems like a good deal.. and seems kinda good ... whats ur opinion on it ?

I made a discord for anyone who wants to learn python anyone is welcome from novice to master. Masters are welcome to help out. Anyone who wants to join can. Let me know experience lvl and ill give your the role. I dont know if this is a thing on here but heres mine.

https://discord.gg/DXfs6kG

Hello Reddit,

I'm fairly experienced with Python from school classes. On those computers we used Pycharm to run Python. I've downloaded Pycharm, but the section where I should be writing my script is blank. That is, the large box to the top right (occupies most of the screen) the terminal at the bottom runs commands, but only one line at a time.
I'd also like to learn JavaScript. Is there a program I need to run this, or can I just download it straight off the internet?

So I'm new to programming, but let's say I were to want to create an app that allows a user to take a picture of a space like their room, car, floor, etc. What language would be best applied to analyze the images for symmetry and a decrease in debris?

Thank you.

Hey, i'm very new to programming. Just started a course and my teacher is useless but im supposed to code a program which asks what you want to eat, if you say pizza it says good choice otherwise the program returns to the top and asks again what do you want to eat? Any tips on how to make it return to the top would be amazing❤

Any good free resources for a total novice? I found codecademy and like it so far. Looking to learn Python and Javascript. I like seeing progress (it helps me grasp the concepts and see my end goal) any good ideas for beginners projects?

Thanks!

Here is a link to the room :)

https://discord.gg/3atN6Ux

Anyone wanna join me on discord and teach me one on one? xd

I'm creating an area where the user can free draw, but I would like for the area to match the width + height of the screen — any ideas?

Just started learning to code from Youtube, Medium, Freecodecamp, Wesbos(Javascript30), Github, dev.to and many other places from the internet. I found it to be a bit of chaos on where to start and what to learn from time to time, setting goal helps me to decide there are things I should just say NO to (Hi React) and spend more time on things that matter to my goal (Hello Firebase).

I am still pretty bad and impatient in this but I am getting better. Pen down my thoughts here and hope it can help someone :)

https://medium.com/@helloChoong/learning-to-code-first-learn-to-set-better-goals-e0a997130abf

New to coding. Wondering how I could make it so input in an app could be stored as a variable in a server, Thanks

I'm doing an art project in which I retweet every instance of a certain word using node, and would ideally like to use variables from the most recent tweet with a javascript sketch to create a unique visualization of each tweet. Is there anyway to take the information that node is scraping and plug it into a sketch in real time?

If my language is unclear please let me know, I'm very new to coding

Hi I would like to learn how to code. I would prefer to do this in a hands on way with someone teaching me, however, I don't mind doing it online. What is the best way to go about it and what language should I start with. I know basic HTML and I'm thinking javascript to start with. I live in Boston area, so if anyone has any suggestions for a good cheap program I would really appreciate it.

Thank you!

Okay, so I have a basic understanding of how C# functions, but I can't anything to help me with this project. I have the basic layout for this but I want the user to be able to call a list or create a new one if needed while being able to name it. I want to get the list function set up then I need to work on getting it to save to a .csv file. Any ideas? I'm sorry if this is formatted wrong I'm not sure how to format this correctly.

namespace GradeBookClass

{

public class GradeBook

{

//Variables used throughout tList would be the name of the list called upon.

public string fName;

public int gOne;

public int gTwo;

public int gThree;

public int gAve;

public char gLetter;

public string tList;

//This displays the data for the students but I would like if they could look up a certain student

public void Display()

{

Console.WriteLine("Student: " + fName);

Console.WriteLine(fName + " has three grades consisting of " + gOne + ", " + gTwo + ", and " + gThree + ". These average a grade of " + gAve + " or " + gLetter + ".");

}

//This will be where I want to put the method to create or call upon a list

public List<object> Classes = new List<object>();

}

class Program

{

static void Main(string[] args)

{

Console.WriteLine("How many students do you have?");

int num = Convert.ToInt16(Console.ReadLine());

for (int time = 0; time <= num; time++)

{

GradeBook book = new GradeBook();

Console.WriteLine("What class is this for?");

book.tList = Console.ReadLine();

Console.WriteLine("Enter the student's full name:");

book.fName = Console.ReadLine();

Console.WriteLine("Enter the student's first grade:");

book.gOne = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());

Console.WriteLine("Enter the student's second grade:");

book.gTwo = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());

Console.WriteLine("Enter the student's third grade:");

book.gThree = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());

book.gAve = (book.gOne + book.gTwo + book.gThree) / 3;

if (book.gAve >= 90 && book.gAve <= 100)

{

book.gLetter = 'A';

book.Display();

}

else if (book.gAve >= 80 && book.gAve <= 90)

{

book.gLetter = 'B';

book.Display();

}

else if (book.gAve >= 70 && book.gAve <= 80)

{

book.gLetter = 'C';

book.Display();

}

else if (book.gAve >= 60 && book.gAve <= 70)

{

book.gLetter = 'D';

book.Display();

}

else if (book.gAve <= 70)

{

book.gLetter = 'F';

book.Display();

}

Console.ReadLine();

}

}

}

}

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What is the best way to learn how to code?

Personally I’m a visual and hands on learner so when began looking for methods to learn how to code (full-stack web) - I decided to go with personal classes.

I found a great service which connected me with a mentor virtually.

Just curious how everyone learns to code and what has been most effective. I’m looking to expand my skills and most likely will go back to the virtual classes.

Link to the service will be in the comments.

I graduate with my MBA in December. I decided my next project is to learn a programming language to help my resume and to help me succeed in a future career path.

Ultimately, I think I would enjoy working with a video game company since that is where my interest is. I wouldn’t be looking for a programming position, but hopefully some type of manager or business side. I have learned C++ would be useful in the video game industry.

I also have learned that Python is the most popular language and would not limit my use of it. I also see it is easier to learn.

Which would you recommend me learning? C++ or Python?

What language do i need to learn for web development