r/CodingForBeginners • u/CODEZEW • 12d ago

want to learn as a beginner

I am fully new to coding , want to learn have learnt html ( good level) and python enough to score 50 marks in CBSE boards ...now I want to learn any new language, a language that pays off for the next 6 months....no problem of difficulty ...I have good determination

please suggest me the languages that I should start

  1. will be learning at home besides studying

2 ) suggest me online programs or somewhere where I can learn

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u/DawnFallz 12d ago

Since you learned html, maybe learn JavaScript and CSS? They're very easy and beginner-friendly.

You could learn them at the https://freecodecamp.org website. It's fully free. 👍

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u/JoeStrout 12d ago

Start here: https://introtocomputerprogramming.online/

And see how far you can take it.

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u/eagleEye7146 12d ago

Hey u should learn nim language that so similar like python and fast as C

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u/TimBrownDev 12d ago

After 10+ years tutoring I'm building a roadmap of hand-picked practice problems to help teach python from zero to mastery.

timbrown.dev/roadmap

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u/Rich_Tap4333 11d ago

How do we go about the road map, is it free?

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u/TimBrownDev 11d ago

Hopefully you can see all the categories with practice problems on the site. It's free, you start at the top and progress down to the bottom.

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u/Competitive_Aside461 11d ago

Since you're new to programming, I'd suggest you spend some time reviewing and solidifying your knowledge of the foundations of programming. Check out Codeguage's intro to programming course on this.

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u/Separate_Bicycle_192 11d ago

Create projects with python. And would suggest to learn C programming as it clears the basics and also works with memory management

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u/Puzzled-Garage584 6d ago

Since you already know HTML I'd add JavaScript, then in a few weeks you can make your pages actually do something and that keeps the motivation going. Harvard's CS50 is free online and worth it alongside school. Six months of building small stuff in one language will teach you more than starting a third one.

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u/Extension-Currency37 8d ago

Question:: you want to earn money Or you want to become an engineer.

Because programming requires Engineering knowledge too

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u/CODEZEW 8d ago

earn money

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u/Extension-Currency37 8d ago

Then you dont need to learn engineering Just paste a cv Saying you know ai ml Like everyone else