learn how to code instead of browsing the coli all day brehs

[606onit]

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[Banned Account12]

You asking the wrong nikkas op

These broke ass nikkas got a thread where they share links to buy fake shyt from overseas

 

[Grizzly]

I tried out a few languages and the only one I really enjoyed using was Python. shyt is wild easy to pick up. i just gotta put in the time to actually master it.

 

[MrPentatonic]

Practice by doing too. It's more so the thinking like a programmer that is the difficult part than programming itself..

When you get over the initial 6 months, you will notice how your brain adapts your thinking and makes the changes you need that allow you to think more logically. I

Some stuff to check when you got the basics on grasp.

Practice coding with fun programming challenges - CodinGame (check this out)


About - Project Euler
Exercises designed to improve programming skills
Sphere Online Judge (SPOJ) - Problems
CodeKata
Contest Page | CodeChef

The brain is a muscle, work it out!

 

[Skrilla]

You asking the wrong nikkas op

These broke ass nikkas got a thread where they share links to buy fake shyt from overseas

 

[Momentum]

Code to beg for a job from the man, brehs

 

[newworldafro]

Let me read through this thread..

1st page: at brehs saying they tried it and were bored to Bolivia. Others have their kids doing it. Vast potential.

 

[newworldafro]

Been doing this for a few weeks now. Its my new addiction.

What language?

How long u spend trying bruh? The learning curve is very steep and demands 100% attention because it's nothing like you've ever learned before.

I said the dame thing about programming years ago until I gave it a real solid effort.

I'd re commend 3+ months of effort at least before giving up on it for anyone that wants to try

So basically a 3 month coding academy will let you know if it is something to push forward with right.

 

[godliness]

What language?

Html/Css. Imma move on to Javascript next.

 

[FSP]

I recommend javascript, java and/or C#.

 

[eufemism]

imma check this out fasho , good lookin OP . a nikka boutta move on Baylor campus and I dont even go there.. gotta be doin somethin in the meantime

I do that shyt too



I dropped out of college (I'm 21) but I'm studying for my A+, so I hit up the private college near my house and use their library since I need a quiet place to study



It doesn't hurt the campus is full of PAWGs

 

[SadimirPutin]

python and ruby are your best bets

 

[⠀⠀⠀]

this seems like a gamble. you learn all that stuff and there is no guarantee that you are getting a job since you taught yourself with no school and having no past work experience. Would a recruiter even give you the time of day? or is this geared towards people building their own stuff/company?


i'm not interested though; just asking out of curiosity and not trying to put people's hopes down.

 

[MrPentatonic]

this seems like a gamble. you learn all that stuff and there is no guarantee that you are getting a job since you taught yourself with no school and having no past work experience. Would a recruiter even give you the time of day? or is this geared towards people building their own stuff/company?


i'm not interested though; just asking out of curiosity and not trying to put people's hopes down.

How can learning a skill be a gamble my G! What about posting on the coli?
You have 6000+ posts. Lets say each post took 2 minutes to compose.

Altogether that is 12000 mins = 200 hours of time spent on here posting.
Imagine learning this for 2 hours a day, 5 x a week = 200 hours in 6 months approx.

In roughly 6 months you will have a good grasps on the basics in a good skill that you can keep building on.. & you can do whatever you want with it.



If its a gamble, it sounds like good odds to me,

 

[FSP]

How can learning a skill be a gamble my G! What about posting on the coli?
You have 6000+ posts. Lets say each post took 2 minutes to compose.

Altogether that is 12000 mins = 200 hours of time spent on here posting.
Imagine learning this for 2 hours a day, 5 x a week = 200 hours in 6 months approx.

In roughly 6 months you will have a good grasps on the basics in a good skill that you can keep building on.. & you can do whatever you want with it.



If its a gamble, it sounds like good odds to me,

An awesome post. I wish I could rep. O wait, I can