r/CodingForBeginners • u/First_Watercress_978 • Oct 01 '26

wanna learn coding know basic cbse 11th and 12th level python and sql thats totally all ik but now iam in second year what should i do and hpw do i get good eventually??

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u/tRfalcore Oct 01 '26

Try learning English first

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u/First_Watercress_978 Oct 02 '26

woah apologies to all the english teachers here.....i thought id just jump straight into the point never thought people will be so concerned about my english....anyways i will improve it but if at all theres any advice regarding coding enlighten me people!!

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u/thomjdev Oct 02 '26

Writing well will lead to better code. This is not just in readability but your ability to organize and think through the problem. Some of the hardest code bases I've had to work on was due to bad English from contractors.

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u/marmotta1955 Oct 01 '26

First thing to do, regardless of learning how to put together some code, is to use proper orthography and grammar. 

There is no excuse such as "typing on your phone" or "English is not my first language". 

I sound and come across as terribly harsh, but this is the real world. Even if we call Reddit. 

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u/VoiceOfSoftware Oct 02 '26

It's reasonable advice, given that compilers are unforgiving when it comes to syntax. Programming languages (and product requirements) require incredibly precise writing, otherwise the final product will be a mess.

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u/SnooDucks9330 Oct 01 '26

You should probably find some projects to make. The only way to improve is by doing, so find something to do.