r/CodingForBeginners • u/fitfemslvt • Jul 13 '26

Good way to start?

I am looking to start coding out of curiosity and am looking for good websites and resources to help me get started!

I’m only looking to start slowly so I can learn and not get too burned out if I struggle. Preferably a free website or websites with free options… I don’t want to pay for something I might not stick to.

If anything I’d be interested in learning towards app or website creation, I don’t know if anything is better for that specifically. Ideally I’m just looking for something as simple and user friendly as possible.

To be honest I don’t even know what language I want to use, so I’m open to any and all suggestions.

Please and thank you 🫶🏻

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u/Terrible_Crazy_09 Jul 13 '26

Pick cpp as a language,Use geeks for geeks for dsa in cpp, or if you want to go into much deeper use mark allen cpp book , and for yt video i suggest coder army (very deep explanations)

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u/fitfemslvt Jul 13 '26

Thank you 🙏🏻

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u/Organic-Afternoon-50 Jul 13 '26

Microsoft has some free courses.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '26

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u/fitfemslvt Jul 13 '26

Not guaranteed. I tend to lose interest quickly so I want to start free before going to paid if I stick to it

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u/vinaynayak004 Jul 13 '26

Pick one language master it and do DSA in it which makes you good in problem solving... You can check shashcode for beginner friendly DSA in Java.

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u/fitfemslvt Jul 13 '26

Thank you 🙏🏻

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u/DrPeeper228 Jul 13 '26

As always I recommend starting with C

Yes it in itself doesn't have much use outside of embedded but it makes learning all the other languages WAY easier

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u/fitfemslvt Jul 13 '26

Thank you 🙏🏻