What’s the best way to start learning programming before college?

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Asked By CuriousCoder92 On

Hey everyone! I'm about to start college in a month in Mexico for a degree in Information Technology, which mainly focuses on programming. Before diving into my studies, I want to get a head start by learning some basics and maybe working on some easy projects, since I feel like many of my classmates might already have some experience. Could you all recommend where I should begin and suggest any simple projects I could try? Also, I'm interested in building a website; is there a way to do that without purchasing a domain or hosting service?

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Answered By CodeSeeker21 On

Familiarizing yourself with popular languages is a great idea! Check out Python, Java, and C#. Knowing C# beforehand could really help you out in your studies. And if you want to build a website, check out resources like FreeCodeCamp—they have some good tutorials for beginners!

Answered By DevNoodle88 On

You can definitely run a website locally on your PC without needing to buy a domain or host. Just set it up as localhost, and you're good to go!

Answered By LearningJourney45 On

Make sure you choose a programming language and stick with it. Focus on learning the basics first, then start building small projects. Practicing is key—it's like driving a car: you won't really get better until you actually get behind the wheel.

Answered By TechExplorer77 On

You can't go wrong with YouTube tutorials! Just search for topics like "JavaScript arrays tutorial" and you'll find plenty of helpful guides to get you started.

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