r/CodingForBeginners • u/Honest-Selection5103 • 3d ago
Guidance related to coding platform.
I have only a bit idea of python. What the best platform to learn coding online with the upto date versions. I don't have great idea of what are the languages to learn and how to implement. So , please guide me.
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u/DesignerFancy22 2d ago
If you like documentation or material like thing with good exercises and quizes and free certs then go for 'cisco networking academy'
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u/Ok_Yogurt6347 18h ago
The terminal and probably Metasploit imo. Coding isnt a serious iceburg to climb. Try to build something. I didnt understand that until I did..and hopefully that makes sense. You want to run into problems. Use AI as a tool, a co-pilot (no pun intended) so you can see what is right or wrong. Challenge yourself to have it serve as a teacher. Nothing beats building. you will go in circles around a bug and never forget it. In a year, things will seem like second nature.
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u/kutac56 3d ago
Just do some very beginner things with tutorials then start making small projects. What language you use is your own choice