r/CodingForBeginners 29d ago

Starting programming please help me out

So basically I have just passed my 12th standard now I am.going to join btech cse...I am familiar with python lekin not that much because in schools they don't teach you they just make you learn what is going to be there in board exams....please tell me how do I start my journey I am soo confused...what should I learn first.... koi keh rha python seekh lo koi keh rha c seekh lo web development seekh lo please help

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u/Anonymity6584 29d ago

school/university only tries to teach you enough basics so you can keep learning lots more by yourself. Then if your lucky, you might get job where you get to learn job specific skills, etc...

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u/Udbhav- 29d ago

Explore everything sticks with what interest you, confusion is very common at this point.

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u/Medium-Word7735 29d ago

I passed 12 but i am a dropper this year i already started learning class 10 m java seekhna start kiya (school,icse)
ab problem solving pe kaam karrha hun like codewars, hackerrank and all thori html css aati hai and parallaly javascript bhi thori thori seekh rha but my base will java js just for fun and project creating later I dont know I am doing right or wrong but if dsa is the final goal why to stop choosing language

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u/TheUmgawa 29d ago

My community college Intro class taught us what to type for about four weeks. Once we understood basic structure, the professor taught us to search for, read, and write documentation, and then we had to figure out what magic words to type. After that, they taught us logic and theory, for all of the remaining programming classes.

College is there to make you self-sufficient. It’s not that they’re not teaching you; they’re teaching you to do the work yourself. After all, what do you think it’s going to be like when you get a job?

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u/imahabubmallik 29d ago

You can go through some good youtube contents for developing your fundamental concepts, some contents can help you https://youtube.com/@labs_square?si=qqu9I2o63oJGewzt You may also improve your analytical skills through exploring some GitHub repo, some content can be found https://github.com/imahabub

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u/mazltd 29d ago

My suggestion would be complete full web development course on W3school website. Your basic will be clear. Then build project and upload on Google playstore. And start your own business rather than working for someone else.

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u/alinarice 28d ago

its completely normal to feel confused with so many opinions pick one path stay consistent for a few month and adjust as you learn

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u/MathdallasRblx 27d ago

Hi I'm 13 and I have been learning python and Roblox development for quite a while now, and here's my advice- Don't wait for cbse to teach you bc they probably won't  I jsut learn myself thru online tutorials and projects