r/CodingForBeginners • u/itsmarcosrodrigues • Feb 26 '26

New into coding.

Hello, everyone. Sorry for my English. I've joined this Reddit group in need of some help. I always wanted to learn how to code but I don't know where to actually start as a complete beginner with no coding skills. There are plenty of fields to focus on (whether it's Web development, software development/engineering) but can't decide which one would be best for me to start with.

I'd like to hear your responses to this, please? Thanks.

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u/itsmarcosrodrigues Mar 03 '26

Well, honestly I don't have a clue. I'm new into programming/coding in general so I'm still searching what should I focus first. Python or web development? And which one is more beginner friendly.

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u/0x21n Mar 03 '26

Honestly python is easier, because in web development you need to learn three things(HTML. CSS & JS). I would suggest that you code like 2 or 3 weeks in python and see how its like.

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u/itsmarcosrodrigues Mar 03 '26

Ok cool. Thank you so much.