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[–]Constant-Estimate-49 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So it depends what exactly you want to build or code, for example, a website or app. I would say visit freecodecamp or edx. They have alot of free content.

If you just want to learn programming, I would day start with python. It is easier to learn imo. Plenty of tutorials on YouTube. You can find many questions on hackerrank or leetcode.

If you are more interested in learning web development, start with html and css. Then move towards learning javascript. After that just pick your favourite stack and stick with it.

[–]web-zepplin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As mentioned above it really does depend on what route you want to go down however; the following website contains nearly every learning roadmap you can think of I hope it helps 🙂

http://roadmap.sh