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Is learning code really hard?


RastaBanana420

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I would not use the word "hard" as a definition for coding. If you put the time into whatever language you want, you will be able to learn pretty quickly depending on the time you dedicate to coding. I personally just started  learning C# after scripting for Arma 3 for a few years.

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As @NightPotato just stated everything is hard in the start.

I been coding for about 8 years but doing mostly Web development, so html css js. 

It takes practice loads of it, determination and last but not least problem solving / thinking outside the box. 

All of these are not hard skills and their cognativr meaning, you solve something your more likely to solve it again. 

 

Development goes down i would say 3 paths 

Machines

Mobile

Web

 

Machines are like arduino and other things using c# c++ dot net so on and so on

Mobile this is mostly now java kotlin swift. 

So static languages building things for mobile. 

 

Web this is the path I took, and I can also mix in some mobile development with things lime hybrid apps etc. 

This path is what you read about here, building apps and anything for the Web. Seen soemthing cool online you can build it, just your imagination really that sets a stopper for what you can build. 

 

Hope this helps @RastaBanana420

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People often starts choosing one or another language instead of study the theory first, which I think it's incorrect and causes most issues in the future...

I recommend to learn common Computing Architecture first, to understand what a program is, how does it work and why. Then proceed to a very high level language (like Logo or Scratch or AndroidInventor), so you get used to it.

Once you learn the basics, you can start trying almost any language with no difficulty at all. At a certain point you'll end moving to OOP model or any other you like.

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Pick a project you are really interested in, find a language that compliments that project and dive in.  Nothing like real hands on, on a project you really like to make the work flow. 

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Everything in life will be difficult hahaha what is your dedication. Frankly, programming is pretty quiet. It's a lot of work. You can do several things. But, a mistake, a disorder, learn a new thing. Worth devoting!

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Personaly I think it is not as difficult as it may seem I am currently learning PHP witch most say it is a easy language to learn but you should always start out with a project that is not to difficult for you and take your time see how everything goes and just keep practicing.

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