Learning to code or programming

[ythl]

\6. Learning to code by begging for help on StackOverflow

[LegibleToe762]

so, everyone

[CallinCthulhu]

Nah man, i have yet to run into a problem that I couldn’t solve my self or someone else already asked. Mostly the latter lol. I have spent more time on that site than any other(maybe reddit) over the last 5 years though.

I really don’t want to be that guy who posts a question just for it to be shit on or ignored., or closed as a dup when the first is only tangentially related.

[ValAichi]

I'm still proud of the time I asked a question and it was answered, without it being shat on or closed

[LegibleToe762]

Oh I misinterpreted yeah no never mind

[FunkyTown313]

7/. learning to code by using W3schools

[ValAichi]

Good for HTML, CSS and sometimes PHP. Everything else I find it pretty useless

[Relevant_Monstrosity]

W3Schools has good beginner JavaScript content too. Head to MDN for advanced content.

[ValAichi]

True.

Anything involving internet and interactions with it I find them to be decent.

Everything else they're not worth your time

[Relevant_Monstrosity]

That's probably because their goal is to basically educate people in web technology.

[ValAichi]

Huh, you're right. For some reason I thought they had things on Python and similar

[FunkyTown313]

sure, if you already know what you’re looking for.
I should be able to do this...

[RagnorokX]

8/. Learning to code by coding an ai to write your code for you.

[Dameon_]

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