What’s the best way to start learning programming from scratch?

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Asked By CuriousCoder93 On

I've always wanted to dive into coding, but honestly, I have no idea where to begin! The only programming language I can name is JavaScript, and that's about it. Are there any YouTubers or online resources that you'd recommend for absolute beginners? Also, what kind of program do I need to start learning? Is a 'program' different from just a regular app on my computer?

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Answered By TechExplorer88 On

You might find the FAQs from the learn programming subreddit really useful. It has a lot of info for newbies. Here's the link: [Learn Programming Wiki](https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/wiki/faq/). It could help clarify a lot for you!

Answered By CodeSmith_451 On

Just a heads up, the term 'app' and 'program' are pretty interchangeable—both refer to software! When you start coding, you'll be writing text files. A simple text editor can work, but using a proper IDE (like WebStorm or VSCode) makes the process much easier because they help spot errors and run your code easily. Also, for JavaScript, you can run your code right in the browser's console! Just remember to save your files with a .js extension!

Answered By LearningWolf47 On

A lot of folks here recommend checking out something called 'The Odin Project'. It's super beginner-friendly and covers full-stack web development. It seems pretty popular among new programmers, so definitely consider giving it a look!

Answered By NewbieNerd2020 On

Harvard offers a great course called CS50, which is an introduction to computer science. It's really beginner-friendly and covers a lot of essential concepts! You can check it out [here](https://pll.harvard.edu/course/cs50-introduction-computer-science). Definitely worth a watch!

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