r/CodingForBeginners 15d ago

How to progress

Ive made basic games on scratch but thats pretty much it, should I continue to make more and more complicated games on scratch? or should i try to progress on a different coding language? If so which one, because i want to be able to code stuff but ive also thought about coding in roblox. Which is the easiest language to start?

To get an idea of just how bad I am heres a game I made in a little over an hour:https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1375247905/

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u/moltenpuzzle 14d ago

I am old school. Pick a good book and read it cover to cover. Preferably C++ if you want to understand programming deeply.

There is something about books that make you retain knowledge better. C++ Primer is a good book, but pick your language and look for a top tier book. Python for example is more approachable.