learn to code

[Dr Diamond 407]

I am considering teaching myself how to code, as it is a big advantage for work, even if my current job doesnt require me to be able too.

Which programming language(s) would you advise that I try to get to grips with first ?
 

[phil bottle 9,565]

I am considering teaching myself how to code, as it is a big advantage for work, even if my current job doesnt require me to be able too.

Which programming language(s) would you advise that I try to get to grips with first ?
 

Depends in what you need it for. Maybe try HTML to begin with? If you're going to be looking at lots of data, then maybe SQL is,better for you.


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[crispymorgan 1,041]

python

[phil bottle 9,565]

python

Cryptic bastard

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[tronic44 3,628]

Just go balls deep and learn C++

 

 

or python

[The3rdWalker 1,263]

I learned SQL to help with my current job. Was enjoyable.

[cyberninja2601 1,103]

 

I would agree  that it depends.

 

People on my team do HTLM, Python, tcl, C++ depending on the project. 

 

Most of them are rather similar, once you learn one, they others come easily

 

[GazzaGarratt 10,867]

Have you tried CodeAcadmemy online? I started this a few years back and not made much progress but it's still is a great place that is free but you can also see instant results to what you code.

 

If it's free, theres no harm in starting there Adam @Dr Diamond 👍

[Diddums 4,305]

Try learning English first you illiterate flid.

[tronic44 3,628]

On 4/4/2019 at 3:38 PM, GazzaGarratt said:

Have you tried CodeAcadmemy online? I started this a few years back and not made much progress but it's still is a great place that is free but you can also see instant results to what you code.

 

If it's free, theres no harm in starting there Adam @Dr Diamond 👍

Code Acadmemy isn’t the best, sometimes it accepts your code when it shouldn’t.

[GazzaGarratt 10,867]

On 4/6/2019 at 12:01 PM, tronic44 said:

Code Acadmemy isn’t the best, sometimes it accepts your code when it shouldn’t.

Really? I hadn't come across this but then how would I know if it's wrong?!

 

Shame as its free, any others that's better Rachel?

[leonvegas 3]

Rather than the balls deep approach lol, it's often better to start on a platform these days. Here's a link to ours, I think it's all free:

https://www.ibm.com/cloud/get-started

 

Then after you're up and running, do a bit of design thinking, come up with a fantastic idea

https://www.ibm.com/design/thinking/

 

And then go balls deep in python or whatever to get bits to do what you want

 

However if it's for work, and the IT projects are sizeable then it's probably better to skim actual coding, and focus on the design thinking /agile creation and devops delivery (The making it happen side)