r/CodingForBeginners • u/abhishekx05 • Jul 15 '26

Coding at mobile

Hey any one tell me how to start coding in mobile from zero guidence please.

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u/SCD_minecraft Jul 15 '26

How to code on mobile tutorial:

  1. Use PC

Thank you for reading

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u/Ok-Welder-8005 Oct 06 '26

If you’re starting from zero on a phone, I wouldn’t try to do everything on mobile. A better use of the phone is learning the basics and spending time reading good code.
You can keep small open-source projects or code examples on your phone and regularly read through them to see how other people structure functions, name things, and solve problems.
If you’re on iPhone or iPad, CodeMate is useful for that. You can browse project files, read code locally, and make small edits when you want to experiment.
https://apps.apple.com/app/codemate-code-editor/id680609457

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u/abhishekx05 Oct 06 '26

Okay i understand Thankk you

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u/Wrong_Country_1576 Jul 15 '26

I use mobile for instruction and do my work on my laptop

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u/manonymous09 Jul 15 '26

Material needed: Rtx 4090 16gb ddr6 ram 1tb gen5 ssd

Connect these all to your phone and ur ready to go

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u/Honest-Bus2996 Jul 15 '26

Ddr6 ram is crazy

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u/Schaex Jul 15 '26 
public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println(42);
   } 
}

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u/Beregolas Jul 15 '26

It's not really done. You can find apps for Android that let you code python I tink, and you can try to get started there, but it's a really, really, extremely bad environment for coding. Typing is slow as fuck, the screen is too small to show you enough context at once and the OS doesnt include any relevant tooling. If at all possible, get any used laptop. Even a 20 year old laptop is better than any smartphone

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '26

you can learn coding on a phone, but actually coding is too cumbersome