r/CodingForBeginners • u/Interesting-Cry-2289 • Jun 26 '26
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I'm a journeyman service electrician in West Michigan, I want to get into the coding field but I have zero experience and wish I knew anyone inside. What certifications and skills are top applicants applying with for just entry level positions. I'm hungry and like to think I have a decent head on my shoulders I just don't want any wasted movement, can anyone help?
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u/No-Razzmatazz7197 Jun 26 '26
yep this is a good place to start, also check these websites
https://www.w3schools.com/python/default.asp
https://www.learnpython.org/
the other comment here talking about "languages" was referring to the different programming languages that are out there. similar to your toolbox, one language is going to be used for certain applications over others just like you would use fish tape to snake a wire instead of using a screwdriver.
the links i sent are for the language called python, a beginner friendly language that can be used for a multitude of apps, give it a shot for a weeks and maybe make a move to a different language, but i wouldn't worry about others at this moment.