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16 essential Dos and Don’ts of teaching yourself how to code

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submitted almost 7 years ago by ron1994

16 essential Dos and Don’ts of teaching yourself how to code

submitted almost 7 years ago by ron1994

16 essential Dos and Don’ts of teaching yourself how to code
  • The article discusses tips for beginners who want to learn how to code.
  • It emphasizes the importance of hard work, practice, and patience in the journey of becoming a developer.
  • The do's include thinking more than coding, practicing regularly, learning by teaching others, valuing "why" over "how," setting goals, using Google for help, finding a mentor, understanding that the programming language doesn't matter, and taking care of one's health.
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    ianthetune almost 7 years ago
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    Perhaps the most essential Do in this case would be to always practice for a couple of hours every day in order to ensure that some concepts are imprinted onto the mind. On the other hand, I’d consider the most important Don’t to be not to learn many different programming languages all at once but to rather learn one at a time, based on set priorities.

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    Joseph almost 7 years ago
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    I support the other commenter's view. Practice, practice, practice. When it comes to coding, even anything in life, you become better by practice. Don't ever let any challenge faze you. You just learn more, practice more and in no time, that one language becomes a part and parcel of you.

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