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How do I learn coding?
I've tried to build websites before but using other websites that do it for me basically. I want to learn to do it all by myself but I don't even know where to start, like i seriously have no knowledge on any of this. I've looked at some schools for coding but holy sh*t they're expensive.
11 Answers
- Geek SquadLv 65 years ago
Honestly the best way to learn coding is by doing in most cases. All the very basic stuff is on the internet but a good book to pick up would be one of the Dummies books for website design/programming/coding credit to Thomas E above. Their books are very well worked out for people who need a very basic understanding or base. That will get you started, also check out a local community college they usually have classes that can help you get a little deeper into the concepts of website design, security, and coding. Another good place to check out is YouTube.
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- jplatt39Lv 75 years ago
I'm gonna tell you a secret whether you want to hear it or not: your browser is an interpreter. You can write the code for a page with Notepad, save it as an html file and use the Open File option in firefox or chrome to open it. You don't even have to close it first: make changes, save them, then refresh the web page. Your changes will appear. With w3schools or code academy or a book or many many college pages you now can code anything.
- 5 years ago
Go there, but I have heard unflattering description of CodeAcademy, beware.
W3Schools allow running codes, that's for a reason: HTML/CSS/JavaScript does not need IDE nor compilations.
- Andy TLv 75 years ago
Go there, but I have heard unflattering description of CodeAcademy, beware.
W3Schools allow running codes, that's for a reason: HTML/CSS/JavaScript does not need IDE nor compilations.
- 5 years ago
You should check out "TheNewBoston" on YouTube. He has great tutorials all over the coding spectrum. Also "CodeCourse" is a good one for website development.
- Anonymous5 years ago
You should go to W3Schools. It's not a school it's just a really great website with lots of well-organized tutorials.
- ChrisLv 75 years ago
Try this: https://www.codecademy.com/learn/web
WAAAAY better than goddamn w3schools.