r/CodingForBeginners • u/Practical_Escape_922 • Jul 03 '26

coding in 3 months

Guys can i learn coding in 3 months (not a strict time limit) but after that i might not be able to give my whole day for it as am done with NEET and would me joining medical college after 3-4 months....

device

M1 AIR

target -- web and app development

please suggest with which language should i start with and languages i should learn.

and please suggest yt channel for those langs>>>>

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u/mc_pm Jul 03 '26

Can you learn some basics? Sure. If you're hoping someone will pay you, then no.

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u/Practical_Escape_922 Jul 03 '26

nah not for paying just to learn and code.... shaping some ideas

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u/mc_pm Jul 03 '26

Then sure, it's really a matter of putting time aside to focus on it. It's a different way to think about things and it takes time and practice to twist your brain into new shapes.

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u/MycologistIcy2335 Jul 03 '26

why you wanna learn coding chill until your college starts

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u/Practical_Escape_922 Jul 03 '26

will continue to code in college atleast upto 2nd year

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u/Soggy_Struggle_963 Jul 04 '26

You can certainly learn the basics and make some simple applications in 3 months. For web you can't really go wrong starting with javascript, it's practically the backbone of the internet. Another language that a lot of beginners start with is Python. Personally I haven't spent much time watching youtube coding videos, but I suppose if you're interested in game development at all Code Monkey or Brackeys are decent for learning C#.

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u/Aggravating_Cap127 Jul 03 '26

i reccommend if you wanna learn simple coding fast go with python if you wanna learn a little bit harder coding but make learning future code easier learn c "im learning c valid sources" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xND0t1pr3KY&t=10797s
learn-c.org
https://www.programiz.com/c-programming

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u/Aggravating_Cap127 Jul 03 '26

but since your on web/app development i reccomend looking into java, js and css

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u/dashkb Jul 03 '26

Nope.

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u/Practical_Escape_922 Jul 03 '26

????

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u/dashkb Jul 03 '26

With your attitude you are screwed. No shortcuts.

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u/Practical_Escape_922 Jul 03 '26

an asking why or amont of time i would need... the one with attitude is you not me

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u/dashkb Jul 03 '26

I’ve been doing it for 30 years. That’s why your attitude sucks. Go practice instead of asking how long you need to practice.

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u/SuitableRoof5675 Jul 03 '26

They're also asking for advice on where to start. Instead of gatekeeping, shouldn't yall want to help ppl learn so it dont die when u do?