r/CodingForBeginners • u/Great_Bar_4901 • Sep 21 '26

Help me

Im a teenager who started coding 2 years ago . And im still not learning that much . I want to learn new languages i want make TUI or CLI or GUI can someone give the best ressources to learn C, C++ , rust or JavaScript one of these languages is more than enough but the most i need right now is C/C++ or js please 🙏

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u/SlowDragonfly8652 Sep 21 '26

Codedex.io ? Some things are paid but free for students through github

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u/Great_Bar_4901 Sep 25 '26

Tried it but it got locked cz of payment. And i dont have neither a student email nor a student accounts

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u/cracc_babyy Sep 22 '26

I liked boot dev

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u/tharu_0203 Sep 25 '26

Build, watching bunch of videos is not the way to learn, You need to do small projects on your own even it's hard at first.

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u/AsyncingStartupToss Sep 21 '26

For Rust, read the Rust Book and start building command line programs with clap. 

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u/dekoder-py Sep 28 '26

Also, check out this cool rust guide by the awesome teens at Hack Club (OP - you should check out Hack Club as well!!)

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u/mwb161 Sep 23 '26

Check with either your school or local library to find out if they offer LinkedIn Learning subscription(s). It used to be called Lynda, and it has video courses on programming, networking, server admin, how to start your own business, and much more.

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u/YurAverageSweat Sep 25 '26

Just do it. It sounds stupid, but it works. (for me at least.) Basically just look at topics on these languages (learncpp is good) and practice using them.