I know html, some css, and a little js. Trying to put it all together is where I'm currently struggling.
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brenda.padilla1Β year, 2Β months ago
I am a 15 year old dev, and I've been programming since I was 8. I am very fluent in Python as well as HTML and CSS. I do some C# and JS occasionally, and I am learning C++
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helen_hunter1Β year, 2Β months ago
"Never take the easiest path becuese someone said so " 5second later "web development is usually the easiest way into ut "-gives you progrmaming languges for web development
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andrew_martin1Β year, 2Β months ago
Bruh i went python route and dont know what to do.. i just learn flask and im now starting with django.. i know html and css tho but not js.. tell me is this route okay?
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leon.mohaupt1Β year, 2Β months ago
Thanks for the clarification. I myself have thought about this a lot and I've decided that before learning about any specific programming language, I need to first learn how to program. So I'm basically learning about logic and some other pseudo-code/programming logic stuff first before diving into any real programming.
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saravista281Β year, 2Β months ago
I am on the right path then.
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andrea_hodges1Β year, 2Β months ago
Isn't machine learning part of artificial intelligence?
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damien_davies1Β year, 2Β months ago
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lilia_medrano1Β year, 2Β months ago
Thank you handsome software engineer
babyberry1Β year, 2Β months ago
Watching this after committing myself to learn python π Ill stick with it, wish me luck πβ€
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lilia_medrano1Β year, 1Β month ago
i hate html/css but i am learning c# I am cooked?
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vincent_webb1Β year, 2Β months ago
Good advice
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carol_atkinson1Β year, 2Β months ago
love you for this info
luisquesada5241Β year, 2Β months ago
Best video brooo it made things clear
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nadiaaether41Β year, 2Β months ago
I wouldn't pursue a career in web development in current times though, it's super competitive and is only going to get harder, because AI will be doing more and more work for you
I am a new cse student and I started my journey with c++ and dsa. After finishing it I will go to full stack web development.Is this a correct way?
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joΓ£o.costa1Β year, 2Β months ago
Disagree, just start anywhere. I do programming and I don't even know what programming path means. I would say start with Python, it's probably the easiest. Then you can learn more over time and what languages are used for what thing, e.g. JavaScript for web. It doesn't really require much more thought than this: what is the easiest way to start?
I know html, some css, and a little js. Trying to put it all together is where I'm currently struggling.
I am a 15 year old dev, and I've been programming since I was 8. I am very fluent in Python as well as HTML and CSS. I do some C# and JS occasionally, and I am learning C++
"Never take the easiest path becuese someone said so " 5second later "web development is usually the easiest way into ut "-gives you progrmaming languges for web development
Bruh i went python route and dont know what to do.. i just learn flask and im now starting with django.. i know html and css tho but not js.. tell me is this route okay?
Thanks for the clarification. I myself have thought about this a lot and I've decided that before learning about any specific programming language, I need to first learn how to program. So I'm basically learning about logic and some other pseudo-code/programming logic stuff first before diving into any real programming.
I am on the right path then.
Isn't machine learning part of artificial intelligence?
ΰ€§ΰ€¨ΰ₯ΰ€―ΰ€΅ΰ€Ύΰ€¦ β€
Thank you handsome software engineer
Watching this after committing myself to learn python π Ill stick with it, wish me luck πβ€
i hate html/css but i am learning c# I am cooked?
Good advice
love you for this info
Best video brooo it made things clear
I wouldn't pursue a career in web development in current times though, it's super competitive and is only going to get harder, because AI will be doing more and more work for you
Just start with c or js
Ok so learn assembly
I am a new cse student and I started my journey with c++ and dsa. After finishing it I will go to full stack web development.Is this a correct way?
Disagree, just start anywhere. I do programming and I don't even know what programming path means. I would say start with Python, it's probably the easiest. Then you can learn more over time and what languages are used for what thing, e.g. JavaScript for web. It doesn't really require much more thought than this: what is the easiest way to start?
thanks man helps alot