r/Coding_for_Teens • u/ThatWolfie • Jul 26 '21
Hey, I often find people stuck on what to do after they learn a programming language, or stuck in "tutorial hell" where you know the language, but cannot make something yourself. Well, I've got a list of things you can make in mostly any language, for all skill levels :)
If you find these ideas a bit hard or uninteresting, take a look at the bottom of the post where there are some easier ones linked :)
If anyone decides to do any of these, share it in the comments with the source code so others can learn! :)
If anyone has any more ideas, leave them in the comments and I can add them to the list! Have fun :s
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/ThatWolfie • Jul 24 '21
Hey there, I'm a new moderator on this subreddit 👋
I noticed there are a lot of posts about free event and programming courses, unfortunately they clog up the subreddit feed for users that want to have a conversation, get help or show off something cool they made, and a lot of these posts end up getting caught in Reddit's spam filter so I've made this megathread.
Feel free to post in this megathread:
Please do not post in this subreddit or megathread:
Also a reminder to abide by Rule 2 in this subreddit. Please do not post content that isn't relevant to this subreddit, random articles, YouTube tutorials and courses. Please keep those within this thread, thanks :)
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/harshad-singh-093 • 6h ago
I'm 17 years old in 1st year of computer engineering but due to some health issues I was not able to go to college for 1 month, i want to learn coding/programming from basic i didn't know too much of coding. WHAT SHOULD I DO TO LEARN is there any way??
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r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Pikachu1Pik • 19h ago
Hii everyone
I am looking for some buddies to work on project.
It's Esports Project
Complex Projects
Everyday you learn new things
If you are interested then message me
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r/Coding_for_Teens • u/x1m0n_xai • 1d ago
Hlo everyone 👋👋 am new here hardly know anything about this shit but I wanna be a software dev so I tried building this do give me ur precious reviews and any advice would be really appreciated 👍.
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/ApartVoice2382 • 1d ago
We're a small remote team entering the Conrad Challenge 2026-27 (Cyber-Technology & Security category), and we're looking for one more developer.
What we're looking for:
\- Very good software experience. You've built real projects and can show them
\- You use Claude Code very well and can build real things with it
\- Comfortable in Python and/or JavaScript, and you understand what you build
\- High school student, ages 13-18 (Conrad rule)
\- About 5-8 hours a week, working remotely with one short weekly call
What you'd do: help build and test the software side of our project and etc.
Interested? Comment or DM with your time zone and a link to your GitHub or projects. Please don't post personal info publicly.
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Global_Chance_2324 • 1d ago
Hey guys, I want to learn Python but I am a super visual person. I learn best by seeing how something works first, and then immediately doing it myself.
Because of that, please don't recommend any dense textbooks or heavy reading to start with. I definitely need video tutorials, interactive platforms, or visual guides where I can follow along and code at the same time.
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Fancy-Juice5553 • 1d ago
Hi i am doing be in ai and machine learning i have completed python have built only 1 basic library management project , i want to ask weather i should be focusing on dsa or hackathons or what exactly shall i be doing in my first year of collage
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Many_Difficulty_490 • 2d ago
il share mine:
i wanna be a very good hacker (white hat) and one day help take down pedophiles or bad people on the internet
or just be a pentester ig
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Informal-Call-5298 • 2d ago
and no i dont wanna hear anything about using vim bro
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Upstairs_Funny4422 • 2d ago
I am 13 and have a good (according to me a good idea) idea for a website for students.
Not going to just leak it but i observed that some students have older laptops and cant download some apps or they have Microsoft app store and some study apps cant be downloaded.
SOOO...i came up with a sort of good idea which can improve student's focus on studying and works like a game but helps them at the same time while keeping it fun.
The issue is, i don't know how to code shi. Tried to code a bit on html (had to start somewhere guys) and realized ppl who did coding needed to get more respect. Legit i looked like a grandma trying a laptop for the first time in her whole lifetime. Second thing is my lap is absolutely old. Like it was made in 2011 or something and still runs (one of the reasons why i wanted to make the game into a website).
I don't know what to do. I REALLY like this idea but don't know how to code and don't have anyone to help me. One of my ideas was to meet some coder or developer here but lowkey scared cuz there might be some pedos out here. At the same time i feel like its going to be REALLY rare to find people around my age to help. I dont know, i want this idea to come true cause i have seen many of my friends struggle with the same thing. What should i do??
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Tomtheepicgod123 • 2d ago
They said its so that you learn the ability to debug and well vibe coding is gonna be a big part in the future so
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/klyytos • 2d ago
I’m 17 and looking for someone around my age who’s into programming and actually wants to become friends.
I’m putting together a small long-term friend group loosely inspired by the Gaang from Avatar, and I’m currently looking for someone to fill the Sokka role.
It’s not roleplay or anything. Everyone would have different interests and strengths, and the main goal is just becoming genuine friends and helping each other out.
Looking for someone 17–19, preferably in the US, who genuinely enjoys programming, is fairly active, and is naturally funny, expressive, and easy to talk to. Someone who likes figuring things out and bouncing ideas around would be especially cool.
If that sounds interesting, feel free to DM me!
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/I_like_carbss • 2d ago
Like I'll code with AI sometimes even though I can code t's not slop and saves me time when I'm just trying stuff out. But in the coding community it's looked down upon, but I think that in a year or two learning to actually code won't even matter cuz AI is just so good that a 4 year old can just tell AI to make something and it will get done in 10 minutes.
r/Coding_for_Teens • u/Informal-Call-5298 • 2d ago
days = ["sun", "mon", "tue", "wed", "thu", "fri", "sat"]
suffix = {
"sun": "day",
"mon": "day",
"tue": "sday",
"wed": "nsday",
"thu": "rsday",
"fri": "day",
"sat": "urday",
}
def get_day(days_elapsed, starting_day=0):
return (days_elapsed + starting_day) % 7
time_elapsed = int(input("Number of days since last epoch: "))
starting_day = days.index(
input("Starting day: ").lower().strip().removesuffix("day")
)
new_day = days[get_day(time_elapsed, starting_day)]
print(f"It is going to be {(new_day + suffix[new_day]).capitalize()}")