I used Codecademy for a couple of months, and it was meh. A whole lot of content without explanation. I've heard recomendations of Team Treehouse, freecodecamp, and udemy? inb4 "muh books" I'm looking for a more organized way to learn with a platform.
Best platforms to learn programming?
Gavin Ortiz
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Jow
docs.python.org
en.wikipedia.org
twitter.com
Connor Kelly
Unironically books. Tell me what you want to learn and I'll tell you a great book to get you started.
Jaxon Parker
Jow Forums-science.wikia.com/wiki/Computer_Science_and_Engineering
Easton Reed
Tell me best Python books desu ne
Thomas Jones
Python shouldn't be used outside of research and prototyping needs. Python should never be used in production.
Daniel Moore
tutorials and documentation from language's official website if you are learning anything modern (e.g. java, python)
books for shit like C/C++
Hunter Foster
whats the best book to learn C for someone experienced in C++.
Julian Thomas
I want to learn java, atm i have my eyes on "C, C++ and java" from Deitel, any other good books?
Angel Kelly
Really depends on the person, I personally can't be really efficient while reading books but when I'm taking video courses I can do much better.
You already did Codecademy which is just instructions of what you should do, now try either a book a video course and see which works better for you, I'm learning C++ so I can't help on resources, just advises.
Sebastian Reyes
>not just reading APIs
Matthew Hall
Python in a Nutshell (Third Edition), Alex Martelli, Anna Ravenscroft, and Steve Holden, O'Reilly, 2017.
Also, don't forget fundamentals
The Practice of Programming, Brian W. Kernighan and Rob Pike, Addison-Wesley, 1999.
Beginning Software Engineering, Rod Stephens, Wiley, 2015.
Kevin Evans
Jens Gustedt, Modern C
Since you're comfortable with C++, you already know most of the language. You just need to focus on features that were added in C99 and C11.
Landon Peterson
Core Java: Volume 1: Fundamentals (Tenth Edition), Cay S. Horstmann, Prentice-Hall, 2016.
Core Java: Volume 2: Advanced Features (Tenth Edition), Cay S. Horstmann, Prentice-Hall, 2017.
Daniel Scott
Jace Nguyen
Just get K&R. Didn't you get "The C++ Programming Language" by Stroustrop for C++?
Ryder Myers
thanks user
Daniel Foster
K&R doesn't cover C99/C11 though. Jens Gustedt's Modern C would probably be better for someone experienced with C++.
Lucas Reed
This but unironically
Caleb James
>being this stupid
Colton Ward
Thank you for the reply, will start this asap.
Carson Roberts
There is difficulty to read programming languages that make difference to themselvesman, bbut I watch how I use my languages to remind or preclude myselfe, which is hard and difficult and to the point design. Dude, where the fuck am I? Am I a person on LDS? HAHA!
Isaac Sanchez
What was that 6-light traffic light?
Kayden Gray
Dude, if I was in France, I would short the Zig Zag papers because they changed them to rice and it is very confusing to find the gum.
Edit: It is inconvenient. In Beavis and Butthed, HIt stuck.s. It sucks,. I am making a public millions possible viewable post. Am I using the Inern?>t Am I? Using the Internet?
Edit: WTF Is the Internet?
Brayden Wood
I gotta wait 80s. Holy shit. I need to record with a microphone my speech.
Michael Thompson
Community college.
James Gray
How does someone get a computer to operate addition and subtraction before multiplication and division, and if it moves further, then it repeats?
Brayden Perez
Lincoln Butler
>I'm looking for a more organized way to learn with a platform
hahaha you fucking rajeesh
by reading and taking the time to understand every paragraph in the C specifications and any 500 page book on algorithms, you'll have more "structure" than any durgasoft-tier course on pajeetcamp can give you, guaranteed.
other than that just do projects, exercises, codegolfs, practice interview questions, etc.
Henry Flores
Definitely an overpriced university where you pay 40k n learn code from profs who cannot give less shits about you.
Dylan Davis
>en.wikipedia.org
Can all computer programming languages do this? Set the arithmetic operators to the user's order?
Gavin Phillips
yeah its just an algorithm you can program
Easton Bennett
That is a fun way to program computers. How many kinds of maths are there?
Henry Rodriguez
as many kinds as you want