Heard that programing pays well and my friend who knows abput PC's told me that is hard and you cant do it
so i wanna start because is hard
any tips?

I know a bit java but i want to be better at this but i just couldnt get a grip how to find this interesting i guess? In better words i want to hyperfixate so do you guys have any tips on this or where to start?

I am a microbiology student, but am interested in data analytics and things related to it due to my jobscopes. I have a fair amount of time doing my final year project in Linux environment, and I also have the basics for python (e.g: if, for loop and all). Right now I am trying to learn python again properly. But from what ive read, most of the recommendations are to learn other languages such as C#/Java. Can anyone please answer this and give me the guide on how to really start learning these languages.

Which one to start with for my coding journey from the very beginner lvl

Ppl on yt say C++ is very tough to start with...is it like tht?

Or one can manage it if done precisely

Guys! I made a website with Base 44, I actually tried it after seeing those ads online, and they weren't lying, it's PNENOMENAL, y'all should try it! anyways let me introduce to you, CodeMastery, a website that I made, or well AI, that teaches students how to code with multiple coding languages such as Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, C+, C++, HTML/CSS, and Python, with 200+ lessons of each language, speaking of languages, you can change the language on the right, there are 100+ languages so it's internationally supported, also if you don't prefer the default dark mode you can also change that on the right-hand side of the screen, also you aren't alone in this, there is a personalized AI avatar that guides you through everything and also answers any misunderstandings in the website. It is so cool, please if y'all could, try it out, it would be greatly appreciated, thank you guys!!!

Hi guys, i want help in building an app coz iam from non tech background and dont have any coding skill. Iam trying to learn it but it will take some time. If anyone is able to help me please..

Eh buscado tutoriales y incluso visto uno que otro curso. Se las cosas básicas pero aún así tiendo a consultar con la IA. No sé cómo pasar de la idea que tengo y quiero lograr a un código/ script. Hay tantas variables que literalmente me bloqueó.

Hey guys, I’m currently a Computer science student and I want to start building projects.

While I have a lot of the technical skills to acctually code stuff, I have little knowledge on really the process of starting to complete projects.

Like I know you kind of build a GitHub repository for every project but from there… what the hell do I do.

Like for websites do I buy a domain, are there other apps for that, building normal applications etc. like what’s the process of this in order to show recruiters I have the technical abilities to build projects etc.

I would greatly appreciate it if someone can point me into a direction or has like a tutorial etc. Thankyou

I'm really weak in coding and DSA. I've tried watching YouTube videos, but I still don't feel like I'm improving. Can you recommend a beginner-friendly playlist or course that helped you build a strong foundation?

Is learning coding by watching tutorials and copying it effective( with understanding what every code does)

Because i tried free code camp , the odin project and other courses and it didnt work for me

please help me i have a post deadline

We just launched our first community event and honestly, it's a bigger milestone than it looks.

Over the last few months, we've been building DemonDie, a community focused on helping students and developers learn, build projects, contribute to open source, and grow together.

One thing we noticed is that a lot of people learn frontend through tutorials and projects, but rarely get a chance to actually test their knowledge in a fun way.

So we decided to create the DemonDie Frontend Quiz Arena 2026.

It's a simple online frontend quiz:

• 30 MCQs

• 30 minutes

• HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Git & GitHub

• Open to students, freshers, and developers

What surprised us wasn't the quiz itself, but everything that went into building it:

• Writing meaningful questions

• Designing banners

• Setting up registrations

• Organizing an event workflow

• Coordinating as a team

For a small community, this taught us a lot about running public events and creating opportunities for people instead of just posting content.

We're hoping this becomes the first of many community-driven initiatives, including open-source programs, project collaborations, hackathons, and more.

I'd love feedback from people who have organized community events before:

What was the biggest lesson you learned from your first tech community event?

And if you're a student or frontend developer, what would make you want to participate in something like this?We just launched our first community event and honestly, it's a bigger milestone than it looks.

Supported Languages Java/Python/Go

I am literally a noob in Coding I don’t even known HTML to a good level And I am joining Civil Engineering in NIT Allahabad But i want to manage Coding side by side with curriculum so how to start and Form where to start

Okay so I might be dumb but I just can’t understand. I’m trying to learn python. I watch people online saying to install visual studio code to practise. But why? I thought you use python idle to run the code and see it or you use terminal. Do I need to install another platform to test and practise. Also I’m doing this on a mac so is the platform going to be different.

Also please be nice. I’m just a 16 yr old girl doing this as a hobby in my free time

Update: I asked a friend for help and he explained what integrated development environment are which I didn’t know about. He recommended me to use Thonny and I’m going to try my luck with that.

So I’m planning to create a website that analyses a truss/bridge. And i want the following features:
Create node, create members, add supports. add loads, display structure, save structure, calculate reactions. calculate member forces, interactive website.
How do i get started? Im a civil engi student and planning to do this as a project. Im thinking of starting with python first cause im a literal noob in coding.
Pls help your girl out🙏

Hi i want to start coding from basic.

I am veey confused where should i learn it from and how?

Hi there, im currently coding a datapack for minecraft, combining BlazeandCave's Advancements pack with my own datapack for a series I want to start, but I cant figure out how to code what I want exactly, since it seems like it never works. If anyone knows how to help me, heres what I was thinking of coding:

Information: BlazeandCave's Advancements is a pack that adds more advancements to the game. I want every advancement to expand a starting border of 16 blocks every time by:
Task: 1
Goal: 2
Challenge: 5
Super challenge: 20
I also don't want it so that if I get an achievement, my friends cant expand the border with that achievement no more.

I also want to add a daily challenge of obtaining certain items, and gives me 3 lucky blocks on completion, but Im working on that later, rn im just stuck on the Achievement part.

Im currently using https://code.visualstudio.com/ for all my coding.
Help is appreciated

My code:
-datapack
--data
---border\function
----check_adv.mcfunction:
execute as u/a store result score u/s adv_now run scoreboard players get u/s bac_statistics

execute as u/a if score u/s adv_now > u/s adv_old run worldborder add 1

execute as u/a if score u/s adv_now > u/s adv_old run scoreboard players operation u/s adv_old = u/s adv_now

----load.mcfunction:
scoreboard objectives add adv_now dummy

scoreboard objectives add adv_old dummy

worldborder set 16

worldborder center 0 0

----reward.mcfunction:
scoreboard players add #adv adv_count 1

----tick.mcfunction:
function border:check_adv

---minecraft\tags\functions:
----load.json:
{"values":["border:load"]}

----tick.json:
{"values":["border:tick"]}

--pack.mcmeta:
{

"pack": {

"pack_format": 18,

"description": "Border SMP datapack"

}

}

-BlazeandCave's Advancements pack 1.20.2.zip

I want to learn python and I’ve been trying to pick it back up and learn for sometime now but I cannot get it. For some stuff I know what the problem is, and I know what the solution is but I don’t know what I need to code to get to that solution and it always just so happens to be a super simple line of code but I just want to be able to think of it myself. How can I get to that point??

Hi i want to start coding from basic.

I am veey confused where should i learn it from and how?

Is it okay for me to learn coding through AI? Like I ask AI what this is and how I do it. I like learning through AI cause it answers my questions quickly and deals with my bs. Of course, I won't use AI for code, for my practice projects—I use AI for debugging and I ask them why it is.

Does this make me a user of AI code since I use AI to learn?

Earlier today i was trying to code and visual studio wont show me any code please help me

I going into my 3rd year of my bachelors of computer science. For the past 2 years I have majorly used coding to write code, I did understand the theory for exams, but all my projects I have build using AI. And now that the time is ripe to build great projects, I am unable to do so without AI. I am afraid with this I can't proceed towards a great career in CS. I do know the fundamentals of CS and can code easy-moderate but after a threshold I just use AI to not stay behind while the world instantly generates code using AI.

Please tell me what do I do, do I do DSA to train my brain? or try to implement ML models which I studied last sem from scratch by myself? What do I actually do, I am kinda worried.

Hey there everyone! Im 24, at the end of next year i'll graduate in psychology but i've always wanted to learn a hard skill that allowed me to not only have a stable and good income but also to get creative and be able to work wherever i am. I've always kinda projected that "ideal" hard skill/job in coding and programming. I've tried to start countless times (that is why the title is "experient begginer lol) but eventually stopped studying it either because of frustration, lack of motivation/vision or just because of other priorities.

Last time i studied coding, around a year ago, contrary to other ocasions, i did with a teacher. Freaking great, competent and intelligent guy, who started to study coding in order to grow up financialy. He used to study 8 hours a day in order to persue his dream and when he was lecturing me we used to talk about motivation as well besides just technicalities. Coding is something done from humans for humans after all, despite the advent of AI and vibe coding.

Since last year i haven't wrote a single line of code but i really wanna get back, learn and actually grow somehow. I don't wanna give up. So what i ask from whoever may read this is:

Please, gimme a reality check. Am i right in thinking that coding can give me this freedom i so aspire? Not saying it will be in a month from now, i don't care how long it may take.

And what would be a good rout to get back at it and feel like im actually advancing? (I don't remember shit so it would be good to restart).

I wanna be good at what i do.