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Topic	ITT: I document my Python coding journey
SomeLikeItHoth 03/18/22 1:39:02 AM #44:	SamusGlory posted... udemy Those seem like some great courses. If I can offer a bit of advice, which I don't normally do unless people ask, just make sure you don't get stuck in tutorial hell like I did. If you learn something new, make a project out of it. For example, say you learn how to add numbers together, make a calculator. If you learn about f strings, make a score board. Focus on the learning concepts and make use of them. It will turn a one month course into a six month one, but you'll learn so much more from it. CrimsonWaffle posted... I'm seriously thinking about learning coding as well. Is HTML a good place to start? I also have no programming experience. https://www.freecodecamp.org/ You should. @CrimsonAngel Start there. --- FAM FOREVER. \| https://i.imgur.com/cGrHeeU.jpg <cite>SomeLikeItHoth posted [p:963546562] in ITT: I doc... [t:79914639]...</cite> <quote>SamusGlory posted... </cite> <quote>udemy</quote>Those seem like some great courses. If I can offer a bit of advice, which I don't normally do unless people ask, just make sure you don't get stuck in tutorial hell like I did. If you learn something new, make a project out of it. For example, say you learn how to add numbers together, make a calculator. If you learn about f strings, make a score board. Focus on the learning concepts and make use of them. It will turn a one month course into a six month one, but you'll learn so much more from it. CrimsonWaffle posted... </cite> <quote>I'm seriously thinking about learning coding as well. Is HTML a good place to start? I also have no programming experience.</quote>https://www.freecodecamp.org/ You should. @CrimsonAngel Start there. --- FAM FOREVER. \| https://i.imgur.com/cGrHeeU.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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