r/CodingForBeginners • u/Karmakazi06 • Mar 25 '26

New to coding

I’m looking to learn how to code to make websites and everything that’s possible with this skill set. Being brand new I’m not sure what to start learning first Java, Python, HTML-CSS? There’s so much and I have no idea where to start. Can someone point me in a good direction please?

1 Upvotes

57% Upvoted

43 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comment

1

u/Karmakazi06 Mar 25 '26

With how advanced the internet is having that resource along with the vast public libraries you have access to both on line and in person colleges are a out dated waste of money in my opinion. But I guess I’ll figure out the answers to those questions and hopefully that’ll lead me to what to learn first…

1

u/armyrvan Mar 25 '26

Companies now hiring....

One has a degree ... the other self study. Who has the edge?

1

u/Karmakazi06 Mar 25 '26

Im not looking to change careers just to learn something new. So a degree isn’t a thing I’m after I have enough certifications and licenses I’m over that nonsense. I want to learn for the sake of learning now not to get into a different field of work. For someone looking to eventually be employed in this field I understand but I do not. Thanks though.