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The Most Effective Way to Learn Coding

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 The Most Effective Way to Learn Coding Coding can be incredibly fun and exciting but it can also feel frustrating and complicated at times. In the end, it all depends on how you approach it. When I first started learning to code, I was completely confused. I began with C, and it took me three whole days just to set up VS Code properly. I tried everything I could think of, but nothing worked. Since everything was new to me and I had no prior experience with coding or tech tools, I felt stuck. I nearly gave up. Eventually, I started watching tutorials but I wasn’t writing any code myself. I was just passively consuming videos. That got boring pretty quickly, and before long, I stopped watching them too. A couple of months later, I discovered that Python is considered a beginner-friendly language. I decided to give coding another shot, this time with Python. And honestly? It was a completely different experience. It felt fun, exciting, and much easier to grasp. I learned the bas...

What Programming Language should I learn as a beginner?

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 What Programming Language should I learn as a beginner? When I stepped into the world of coding and decided to learn programming, I came across multiple options: C, C++, Python, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, C#, etc. But I had no clue what programming language I should learn, there were so many options but no guidance. Everything was new and confusing for me. I wasted a lot of time trying to decide what language to start with, yet I still wasn’t sure which one would be the best for me as a beginner. The truth is, t here’s no single “best” language for everyone  it really depends on your goals. However, some programming languages are definitely easier and more beginner-friendly to start with. So, in this blogpost, I’ll help you figure out which programming language you should learn as a complete beginner. What to Consider Before Choosing a Programming Language Before actually start learning your first programming language, it’s important to take a step back and think about ...