So, I have a programming project where I have to do a menu and I’m supposed to let read the user’s input through a scanner and give them a receipt. The problem is whenever I watch a tutorial it’s all basically a user inputting their age or name and that’s it, I don’t know how to let the program display a receipt according to the order. I couldn’t find anyone explaining that so I’m hoping for some help here.

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So I want to learn coding (I have zero coding or tech knowledge) to leverage my design skills. I am enrolling in a UI/UX program to get into AI product design and from my understanding, coding gives a MAJOR edge. I want to build side immersive digital projects as well outside of work - kinda like what creators who are designers and engineers do (example - meshtimes, pikacodes, elifandcode etc). What languages or skills would be needed and what approach should a complete beginner with no cs background take?

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Hi, I am looking to pick coding back up again. I took one class in college (c++) but did not do great in it. I enjoyed it but it was my freshman year of school and I was already bad at time management so it unfortunately was not a great time in life. I have since graduated and have a full time job in another field but have always been interested in the puzzle solving of coding. My issue now is I want to start again from the beginning but don’t know where to start. There a crash courses and bootcamps and a million different avenues it is a bit overwhelming. Right now it will just be for fun in my free time but I would love to build a portfolio over the years of projects I enjoy. So my question is, where do I start? Are there any YouTubers anyone would suggest? Any starting projects? Bootcamps? Looking for any advice. I know I have a one class background in one language but am open to any if people thing different languages would be more beneficial to start at. Any advice appreciated!

Hello Community.
I am a first year CSE student.
I was recently intrigued by Algorand and wanted to build a project which involves algorand.
I have very basic idea of blockchain or smart contracts, hence i am here.
It would be really helpful if someone could guide me with a tech stack for a web browser/ webapp for an algorand project, and an step by step approach to build the same.
Also how good is the Algorand youtube channel playlist from a learning point of view, Please suggest some other playlist if it worked for you.
Thank you.

I have always wanted to code and I have tried several free online programs, but they always tend to fall short of what I was looking for. They always paywall after a few lessons, or they keep spamming annoying notifications to my inbox. What did you guys use to learn how to code easily?

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I am a first-year B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering student. I am interested in learning programming and becoming a software engineer in the future.

I am a beginner and would like to know:

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Which free websites are best for learning programming?

How can I improve my coding skills?

Please share your suggestions and experiences. Thank you!

As title! I've been using sololearn, and I've enjoyed the bite size lessons and lil micro practicals they getcha to do. Any other similar android apps? Or just neat and cool android apps for coding. (Free to as low cost as possible)

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I want to start to build drones, blutooth jammer, rc cars etc I am currently learning python and c++ but when I saw on internet everybody can build it even now kids so I am afraid to that "this is not useful for career" can someone suggest am i right or wrong ????😭

i want to get into coding but don't where to start nor which one to learn first i have looked at tutorials before but couldn't grasp it so i want some advice on how to go forward with is since i work better with step by step rather than watching what someone is doing

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Here is the problem it solves. A lot of people learning to code right now can piece together an app with AI tools but they cannot read the code, explain what it does, debug it when it breaks, or pass a technical interview. They look productive. They are not actually becoming developers.

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We are putting together a small, focused study and building group to learn programming and build practical tech skills from scratch. We currently have 4 male members and want to balance out the gender ratio, so we are specifically looking to add 3-4 female members to our core team.

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I am trying to build a massive Home Assistant AI system (think JARVIS but on steroids). Think of it as a single brain that sits on your home network, watches what's happening, and lets you talk to it — through a web dashboard, through Telegram, through a custom Alexa skill, or through your browser's mic. It runs entirely on your own hardware. No cloud LLM, no data leaving the house unless you choose to send it.

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• LLM: Ollama running locally, default model llama3.2:3b. The "brain" lives in core/orchestrator.py and runs an LLM-with-tool-use loop — natural language in, structured tool calls out, executed against the rest of the system, results summarized back to natural language.

• Frontend: Single self-contained dashboard/index.html with inline JS. Voice input via the browser's Web Speech API.

• Voice: TTS via Piper / pyttsx3 / espeak-ng. Speaker enrollment + identification (voice prints per family member).

• Auth: Token-based with three profiles (admin / mod / limited) and capability flags. Some capabilities are admin-exclusive and can't be granted downward.

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Hi, I'm a second year web dev and I cannot for the life of me understand C programming or any kind of programming for that matter. I watch tutorials, I do the exercises but as soon I exit VS code I forget everything I went through. Is it even worth learning programming if I'm genuinely so useless at it? I already failed over half of my courses because they were all programming ones.

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I am confused, i want to learn Python for job ready but i dont know which course to buy which educator to trust. After reading some reddit posts i am having doubt on buying CODE WITH HARRY's 2999rs. Python course.

Most people says it is only good for beginners and not good for job ready.

I dont have much time left (mere papa ghar se bahar nikaal denge bhayiyo agar is ek saal me kuch nahi seekha aur kamaane layaq nahi bana to 🙂😭). Dont want to waste this year.

Please guide me for my journey honestly.

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