Is It Possible to Learn Coding as an Adult with a Specific Learning Style?

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Asked By CuriousCoder85 On

I'm an adult looking to start learning how to code, but I have a very particular learning style. I've excelled in math (scoring 800 on the SAT Math) and enjoy abstract thinking, but I struggle with reading comprehension, especially when it comes to long explanations. My interests lie in architecture and engineering, and I want to know if there's a programming approach that caters to my strengths. Are there resources available that emphasize a math or logic-first approach to learning programming, specifically Python? I often find that tutorials are text-heavy and overwhelming for me. I came across Project Euler and it seems intriguing because of its math-based problems. Is this a good start for a complete beginner?

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Answered By SymbolsAndLogics On

If you're leaning towards something more mathematical, have a look at languages like Haskell or Prolog. They tend to focus more on logic and can be rewarding if you enjoy working with symbols and abstract concepts.

Answered By LearningNinja99 On

You might want to try online platforms like Boot.dev or work on exercises from Project Euler while learning. They focus more on problem-solving than lengthy texts and can be a great fit for your learning style!

Answered By CreativeCoder18 On

Check out "100 Days of Code: The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp" by Angela Yu. It’s hands-on and project-based, which means you'll be coding more than reading extensive paragraphs. Pairing that with some smaller logic exercises can also solidify your understanding before tackling something like Project Euler.

Answered By MathWhiz42 On

If you're struggling with long texts, you might want to check out "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python." It has lots of charts and visuals that help explain what the code is doing, and it's free online. Also, I found that the book "Python Crash Course" is pretty straightforward and understandable, almost like having someone explain it to you step-by-step. You might really enjoy that approach!

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