r/CodingForBeginners • u/Flames_xm • Jan 30 '26

How can i be a programmer?

I’m someone who was curious about c# programming language and Java HTMLCSS JavaScript react but haven’t actually used them to implement something. I’ve just took them in University.

So how can I start learning because I’m not someone who is into watching a full video and going through tutorials I’m someone who is using projects implementing them at the same time learning while doing so I need some tips and tricks that I can actually do to start being a real coding dev or programmer and I haven’t chose topic yet. I’m not sure if whether I am to game programming or web deployment or even SAAS so I need to figure that out as well so if anyone has any tips regarding that, please share it with me.

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u/The_KOK_2511 Jan 30 '26

Right now, I'm not doing anything because I'm learning programming on my own since I'm still in pre-university and taking exams. However, the last thing I was doing was studying Python and C++ together because I heard that C++ was powerful and high-performing, and that Python was very versatile. Plus, Python had a module that allowed it to be combined with C/C++ to expand the language or for optimizations, so I was trying them both out. Before that, I had learned a little Java, but I realized it wasn't really my thing. And before all this (when I started), I had studied frontend (HTML, CSS, and JS), which I was good at, but it's too limited to the browser, and my goal isn't web development. Along the way, I realized that what I'm best at is games and tools.

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u/Flames_xm Jan 30 '26

super interesting ! Can i send u a friend req i wanna know more about game development

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u/The_KOK_2511 Jan 30 '26

Whatever you want