I'm looking to learn how to code, particularly in Python, but I only have access to my phone right now. I'm considering installing some coding apps, but I'm curious if anyone thinks they're effective and worthwhile for learning. Any recommendations?
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You can start learning by reading and understanding concepts even before you get a keyboard. It could help pave the way for when you do get more tools to work with.
Believe it or not, I code on my Nintendo Wii! So yeah, it's totally possible to get creative with how you learn, but again, a laptop might make things easier in the long run.
I actually do some coding on my phone using GitHub Codespaces, which is like having VSCode in your browser. It's a little tricky, but it works with a decent setup like using DeX on a Samsung. So, yes, it can be done!
Just a heads up, a lot of programming involves concepts beyond just writing code. If you can, try to save up for a cheap laptop—there are some available for under $100! It could really enhance your learning experience.
You can definitely learn Python on your phone! There are a few apps that can help with that, like Pydroid3, Termux, Dcoder, and a-Shell. Just keep in mind that while it's possible, it might not be as smooth as coding on a laptop.
That's cool! I guess having a good external setup can make it easier.