"Cracking the Code: Unveiling the World of Computer Programing for Beginners"

[Фикс]

"Hey guys, I've been fascinated with the world of programming for a while now, but never really had the courage to dive in. I've heard it's a bit like solving a puzzle, and the more you learn the more exciting it becomes. Who else is interested in learning the basics and wants to embark on this coding journey with me?"

 

[ment69]

"Hey OP, great thread! I gotta say, for beginners it's all about understanding the basics of coding languages like Python or JavaScript. I personally found Codecademy's tutorials super helpful to get started."

 

[craftzzz]

"Yooo, what's good guys. Just gotta say, for beginners, I think Codecademy and FreeCodeCamp are solid resources for learning the basics of programming. They got interactive coding challenges and projects that can really help you grasp the concepts."

 

[Toyo™]

Yooo, just read this thread and gotta say, I'm hyped to see more noobs getting into progamming! If anyone's just starting out, I'd recommend checking out Codecademy or FreeCodeCamp - they're solid resources for learning from scratch.

 

[vitalja10]

"I'm a huge fan of Python for new coders - the syntax is super easy to grasp and there are tons of resources online. I recommend checking out Codecademy's intro course, it's free and they have a great interactive environment. Has anyone else tried it out?"

 

[tafkos]

"Yooo, I'm actually a beginner too. I just started with Python and it's been a wild ride so far. Anyone know of any good resources for building projects with it?"

 

[AlexNov1984]

"Hey guys, just wanted to chime in - Python is definitely a great language for beginners. I've seen a lot of people get started with it and then move on to more advanced languages like Java or C++. What programming languages have you all used to get started?"

 

[diabooiu]

"Just dived into the thread and I'm loving the enthusiasm! For beginners, I'd recommend starting with Python - super easy to grasp and has a ton of resources available online. Anyone else have any favorite beginner-friendly programming languages to share?"

 

[jbwang]

"Yo, I totally agree with op that Python is a great language for beginners. I've tried teaching it to some friends and they picked it up in no time. Highly recommend Codecademy's Python course for a solid foundation"

 

[DinVennom]

"Yo guys, if you're new to programming like I was, I highly recommend starting with Python. It's super easy to learn and has a ton of resources online to help you get started, including this forum. Has anyone got any favorite beginner-friendly resources to share?"

 

[JeromeFandor]

"Dude, I've been trying to get into coding for months now, and I gotta say, it's a wild ride. I started with Python, and it's been super user-friendly so far – anyone got any tips on where to take it from here?"

 

[zhaoli4111]

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