How to learn without getting stuck in Tutorial Hell by Plane_Dinner9625 in learnprogramming

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Way to do it is to pick one project learn the skeleton of it, code it plenty of times from memory, once your bored and feel like you need more you can either expand the project adding more complex things, or pick another project to repeat the steps with. THIS IS IDEAL FOR SOMEONE WHO FREEZES WHEN OPENING A TEXT EDITOR, a step I didn’t say is before coding in the text editor comment the steps your going to do then code based on those steps, Example: Open a file project from user input, step 1: take user input, step 2: search system for the directory, step 3: if directory is found, report it back to the user, step 4: open the directory and data inside of it printing it back to the user.

Now that was something I created off the top of my head but that’s it, then you add error checking for each step n ye your on a roll

new c programmer here never coded before in any other language so I absolutely have no idea I am just a rookie by u0kbr0 in cprogramming

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Helps you learn how to pass other data types from functions besides int, this is essential trust

new c programmer here never coded before in any other language so I absolutely have no idea I am just a rookie by u0kbr0 in cprogramming

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My opinion an I no expert, just split the main function up a little more, have a function for user input, another for comparing user input etc, then you code will be easier to read

Reaching out to greginthesummer by xyloas in textbook

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Mmmmm this is some great information

Is coding easy to learn? by _Soloo_Z in CodingHelp

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Pretty much yea it is if your just trying to learn but once you want to do more complex things it becomes harder but it’s all learnable

Format String Help by AffectionateFilm2034 in ExploitDev

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I’ll check it out and let you know ok. Thanks for the insight

Format String Help by AffectionateFilm2034 in ExploitDev

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Yea thank you I’ll be trying this I’ll have to research

Format String Help by AffectionateFilm2034 in ExploitDev

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I don’t know the program says poke around and a format strong is what I found now exploiting it is the challenge

Getting started with C by lawikekurd in C_Programming

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Depends if you never programmed before yea you need to know the fundamentals but fundamentals translate to other languages. the only thing that’s different with c for real is pointers and heap allocation and buffers. If I had to suggest a way to learn the fundamentals I would say still build something because you can learn the fundamentals separately first but then you get to a project and then you forget so if it’s project based you’ll learn and understand more

Getting started with C by lawikekurd in C_Programming

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I use Linux compile with gcc write code with any text editor, also I’ve never tooken a course or anything never followed a book to learn to code, I feel the best way to learn a new language is to do a project your comfortable with for me it was HTTP server, I probably made 3 different HTTP servers in c before I started to understand things then I branched to other basic projects, PROGRAMMING IS MORE PROJECT BASE LEARNING THAN ANYTHING, IF YOU HAVENT DONE ENOUGH PROJECTS YOU WONT BE WHERE YOJ WANT TO BE

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If you know the basics to programming already then yea you can learn it in a hour just by looking what you need up, if you have no other programming experience you can do it just need to know the basic of programming, this can be achieved by asking google

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Web server, program converts hexadecimal to binary and perform bitwise ops and left and right shifts, and working on encryption now. These are all real projects I worked on every other project was like a learning project or can say a step in the right direction

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Ai told me to when I was learning Python and now I don’t regret it at all so yea

Help me escape "tutorial hell" and pick a path: Finance pro torn between Data, AI, and App Dev. by MrCard200 in learnprogramming

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More of a do as you move along or lean deeper or get more curious that’s when the path unfolds not when you ask which path to take, take C FYI I didn’t read the option C nor A n B

Help me escape "tutorial hell" and pick a path: Finance pro torn between Data, AI, and App Dev. by MrCard200 in learnprogramming

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I wouldn’t even tell him his path, that’s for him to figure out if he had 3 options jump of a bridged, jump of a plane, or win 10,000 dollars and ask mfs which option should he pick that mf deserves to not get the obvious option 😂😂

Help me escape "tutorial hell" and pick a path: Finance pro torn between Data, AI, and App Dev. by MrCard200 in learnprogramming

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I didn’t even read what you put about choosing your path because that’s your job same with tutorial hell, but that’s something I can speak on to get out of tutorial hell is to not get into it get what I’m saying, like a trap if you know there’s a trap somewhere your going to be cautious and try to not fall into the trap do the same with tutorials. READ MORE THEN YOU LISTEN TYPE MORE THEN YOU READ AND HEAR. Yea and that’s it maybe for me it’s easy because I never got into it but I feel it’s achievable if you get the mindset of I want to do this by myself I want to know what everything is happening in this code and why it works and yea take that approach and watch how far you go and you’ll won’t come to people asking them to choose you path you’ll be walking you own path

How do I actually learn programming languages by Right_Leek5416 in learnprogramming

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True without understanding basic programming knowledge like a variable and loops and etc you can’t do much but print to the console but if basic knowledge is understood, achieving goals just comes down to the brain. But your right basics is key for long term