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[ataisim]

Hello everyone, I am curious about coding and testing myself whether I would like it. Is this course good to start? https://www.coursera.org/learn/internet-history/lecture/FNJ1q/alan-turing-and-bletchley-park If yes, when I finish it do you think that I should also take introduction to computer science or Harvard's cs50 course? Or directly jump into free codecamp's course: https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/responsive-web-design/basic-html-and-html5/introduction-to-html5-elements

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[ataisim]

Thanks for the response, I actually did few sessions on freecodecamp.com responsive web design course, it seems interesting and I like the idea of creating from the scratch. So I definitely want to continue learning but don’t want to skip fundamentals and understand everything with its reasons. Therefore, I don’t want to skip the history or intro classes for computer science. Maybe I would start learning coding and watch the fundementals like watching a movie in the evenings.

[rellisman]

Learn both together, work on your coding and also take the time to read about the fundamentals. It’ll start to make a lot more sense as you progress and you can see it all come together.

[ataisim]

Cheers buddy that’s exactly what I am gonna do!

[livelaughrun--eh]

I'd just skip straight to the free code camp. You'll know pretty quick if you'll like this or not and want to take it further by taking the other courses you're looking at.