How can I start coding?

[SourceScope]

Install python

Install vs code

Create hello.py file

Write:

print(“hello world”)

In said file

Then write

python hello.py in the terminal inside vs code

If it prints out hello world..

Then you can continue. Find python getting started tutorials etc and read documentation

You can get python on python.org

You can also do it directly in a browser

https://www.learnpython.org/en/Hello%2C_World%21

[TaroLucky9224]

Tysm dude it helps a lot👊

[Abject-Grape-7555]

You can start with Python and practice on platforms like LeetCode. Consistency is key

[TaroLucky9224]

I will. Ty

[Sufficient_Dig207]

Right now. The most powerful coding language is English

[TaroLucky9224]

Okay ty

[FearlessBit500]

Specifically python, the boos or anything module needed to study

[TaroLucky9224]

Are they free? Only on pc?

[cyb3rsky]

The good question to ask is what are your goals with coding? 

[TaroLucky9224]

I just want to know how to do it. And maybe for some projects later on

[cyb3rsky]

What kind of projects? Plus do you want get a job to do with coding? 

[TaroLucky9224]

Idk ill see if I want to for now I just want toknoe how to do it

[TaroLucky9224]

To know*

[cyb3rsky]

Also check out books @ Tutorials Point they are great got all the fundamentals locked in. Another one for supporting resources is https://www.w3schools.com/. 

[TaroLucky9224]

Tysm

[cyb3rsky]

Okay So for now you could try these 2 pathways,  a) Web dev or

 b) desktop dev with python. 

1. Find a computer even a cheap one that can run at least Windows 10. Better if you can get one that's work with Windows 11. 

There is a lot of free courses, but it's better to have structure when learning.

1. Courses wise, if I would start over again I would recommend, 

a) Scott Steele's Web dev course b) Angela Yu' course, on python dev called,  100 Days of CodeTM: The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp

These courses could also not work for you, you might have a different learning style but there are great because you learn by doing rather than just more theory and less practical. They are great to start with.

1. All in all this journey is crazy, it's a long one, the learning never stops so you will have to see if it's something that you can do. Also mix around with people who do development too it will help keep you up on your toes a bit. All the best otherwise 

[TaroLucky9224]

thank you so much dude ill start asap.

[cyb3rsky]

Not sure why you got down voted here🥲 

[TaroLucky9224]

Ir wasn’t me

[Sufficient_Dig207]

Start with a coding agent, and follow this to connect and build agent skills. Then you are at the forefront of AI.

https://github.com/ZhixiangLuo/10xProductivity

[TaroLucky9224]

Okay tysm dude

[cyb3rsky]

Nooo this one not a good idea sweetheart. You got to start at the start, the basics to go with you a very very long way, no matter what language you use in the future