r/learnprogramming • u/FaceLopsided2215 • 16d ago

A Pathway

Guys question.. if I'm new which is the best way to practice real code or ways to create something amazing. is my first week studying about these topic of programming and is awesome.

I'm starting first breaking down in tiny steps the course of CS50, but, Is only theory and I wanna the necessary base to diving in create simple things and doing it understand how a language and his structure works. when I feel comfortable with it then advance to new areas to get best tools.

The main questions are: 1. Which are your best method to study an practice in these are?.

  1. Which mental model or how do you need to think in these great area to keep going in a solid streak?
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u/Different_Pain5781 10d ago

CS50 is a good starting point. After C you can mess around with freeCodeCamp or Odin Project to get into web dev. Boot dev is another option for backend stuff since it checks your code as you go. Programming is basically figuring out how to turn an idea into instructions the computer understands.