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Coding is about problem-solving and continuous learning, not just programming languages. This involves adapting to rapidly changing technology, developing problem-solving skills, being adaptable, learning independently, and learning efficiently.
Determine what you want to create and why you want to code. This will guide your learning path and motivate you when you face challenges.
The right language depends on your goals. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for web development; Swift or Kotlin for mobile apps; C# or C++ for game development; and Python for AI and machine learning. Building a strong foundation is crucial in any path.
Use resources like online courses, YouTube videos, and books. Avoid 'tutorial hell' by applying what you learn to real-world projects. Brilliant.org helps you apply concepts with their interactive learning platform.
Break free from tutorial hell by practicing project-based learning. Add features to tutorials, start small projects, iterate, and improve. Share your progress with others to learn faster.