Question

What's the easiest way to learn coding?

Answer 1

I have a large website. Here are some tips.

Don't use scratch or other coding websites. Self teaching works miracles. Sites like scratch only use the same part of your brain as coding does but it's not coding. Make a website and practice writing HTML on windows note pad. Compile all your codes onto your website, like I did.

Sources: Personal experience, W3 schools,

My website is

Lickety.org

It's a search engine like kidzsearch. It also even has a Q and A forum like kidztalk

Lickety.org/questions

Comments

What do you think of Visual Studio Code?

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That's not really coding but it's really good for making apps.

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it is coding though

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no. It does use elements of coding.

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what do you even think visual studio code is lol. do you mean visual basic?

Answer 2

A great way to learn coding (And it's free >:3) is Khan academy. I used it a lot before. It showed you how to use coding to draw and make images move. I think the type of coding they use is JavaScript and Python. The way that they explain it is very helpful. Thanks for reading :3

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Meh they are okay

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Khan academy really helped me. I didn't know anything about coding about 6-7 months ago. Now I can do wayyyy more than what I ever thought I could do!

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Cool! Do you know...

Html Javascript C++ Java CSS PHP Python

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I think I know more about Java script.

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K

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JavaScript and Python aren't the only programming languages. Also, JavaScript is a client-side language and front-end. Python is server-side and backend.

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I know. There is css, php, HTML, and more. I have a functional website and search engine called https://www.lickety.org/

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Nice, but, uh... HTML and CSS technically aren't programming languages... (yes they are Turing complete combined, but there are programming languages that ARE NOT Turing complete) HTML is a markup language. CSS is a stylesheet language. Also, PHP is server-side and backend.

I know javascript and starting to learn elixir.

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Sure, they are not TECHNICALLY programming languages but you don't want to play the Smart-guy move on me again. I have a website and an app. I am SURE that you did not make an app. If you did, show me the link in the google play store.

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I didn't pull the smart guy move on you... And no, I don't have an app. I don't know Swift, Objective-C, Java, or Kotlin. And, I am just learning backend.

Answer 3

i just searched up videos on youtube and followed their instructions... and then i tried many more things

Comments

You code too?

Javescript or html?

Or python or CSS or C++

Do you code in all of the above or do you code in another language