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for real tho @Joy D. MADS if you really wanna learn programming, pick ANY language

it doesn't fucking matter

you just gotta start

the fear / preparing / choosing the right language is the first big mistake of newcomers

i would say learn a bit of Python to learn the basics of backend / programming logic

and then try some HTML / CSS to learn the basics of frontend

then see what you like better, and then focus going from there
 
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for real tho @Joy D. MADS if you really wanna learn programming, pick ANY language

it doesn't fucking matter

you just gotta start

the fear / preparing / choosing the right language is the first big mistake of newcomers

i would say learn a bit of Python to learn the basics of backend / programming logic

and then try some HTML / CSS to learn the basics of frontend

then see what you like better, and then focus going from there
And when I see:

learn a bit of Python to learn the basics of backend / programming logic

and then try some HTML / CSS to learn the basics of frontend

I will be able to do other languages and other stuff? I mean, it's the same mechanics for the other languages after I see Python, HTML and CSS?
 
And when I see:

learn a bit of Python to learn the basics of backend / programming logic

and then try some HTML / CSS to learn the basics of frontend

I will be able to do other languages and other stuff? I mean, it's the same mechanics for the other languages after I see Python, HTML and CSS?
There’s a lot of free stuff like code.org and replit that you can use as well. App lab is in Java and has block coding which is a good start to visualizing how things work. Khan academy also has some recourses I believe.
 
And when I see:

learn a bit of Python to learn the basics of backend / programming logic

and then try some HTML / CSS to learn the basics of frontend

I will be able to do other languages and other stuff? I mean, it's the same mechanics for the other languages after I see Python, HTML and CSS?
HTML and CSS are the basics of Frontend, almost every single technology developed later on to make Frontend easier, still uses the basics from HTML and CSS, so learning the basics of HTML and CSS are a given for Frontend developers / Frontend technologies.

Backend is a bit more different, there are different "paradigms" of programming, and they kinda change how you write code. Some languanges follow one paradigm others mix and match a few. But to start you learn linear programming, it's the basic of every programming language.

The first backend language you learn is the hardest, because you have to learn the logic behind the concepts, besides the syntax of that language. But once you go to another backend language, you already know the basic concepts, you just gotta learn the new syntax, so it's much easier.

I recommend Python because it's a very simple syntax programming language, you can focus more on the logic instead of the syntax (which is a problem with older progrmaming languages, such as C, C++ and Java)

Python and JavaScript are good for newcomers imo
 
confirm my spoilers
Chapter 1045: Luffy vs Kaido (prediction)
- Mainly cool fight panels (like snakeman Luffy vs Kata) (from Reborn)
- "We are not ready for this chapter" (from Redon)
- Looney Tunes chapter (rated 10.0/10 for Looney Tunes fans by EtenBoby)
- Kaido awakens (LEVEL UP hint)
- Kaido hits Luffy with his kanabo but Luffy doesn't move, he probably turns the kanabo into rubber (hint)
- Luffy hits Kaido back and he is sent away (hint)
- Luffy uses Kaido dragon form as a jumping rope (hint)
- Something related to Luffy's red hawk (hint)
- Small Kaido flashback (from Reborn)
 
HTML and CSS are the basics of Frontend, almost every single technology developed later on to make Frontend easier, still uses the basics from HTML and CSS, so learning the basics of HTML and CSS are a given for Frontend developers / Frontend technologies.

Backend is a bit more different, there are different "paradigms" of programming, and they kinda change how you write code. Some languanges follow one paradigm others mix and match a few. But to start you learn linear programming, it's the basic of every programming language.

The first backend language you learn is the hardest, because you have to learn the logic behind the concepts, besides the syntax of that language. But once you go to another backend language, you already know the basic concepts, you just gotta learn the new syntax, so it's much easier.

I recommend Python because it's a very simple syntax programming language, you can focus more on the logic instead of the syntax (which is a problem with older progrmaming languages, such as C, C++ and Java)

Python and JavaScript are good for newcomers imo
Learning C++ can be a fucking kick in the teeth at first...
 
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