Hey guys, I am interested in starting to learn coding. Lots of people say that python is the best and most fun to start with, what do you guys think?
Hey guys, I am interested in starting to learn coding. Lots of people say that python is the best and most fun to start with, what do you guys think?
i am learning it currently and it is pretty fun
i am learning it currently and it is pretty fun
I think you can make a chess game with python
I think you can make a chess game with python
I have no clue... hope this is helpful! 😀
I have no clue... hope this is helpful! 😀
Python is ok, a little hard so I started with java and then moved to python
Python is ok, a little hard so I started with java and then moved to python
When I was your age I messed around with Python. It was fun and I learned a lot. More than a decade later, I use Python in my actual work (and I guess a couple of other languages, but mostly Python).
That's obviously just my experience. But I think for a beginner, especially a teenager, just messing around with some Python and even Visual Basic is a good place to start.
I even tried Small Basic at one point, which was kind of neat, but I never really did anything with it.
On the other hand, back then I didn't know how to checkmate with K+Q vs K, so your experience might differ from mine. (Another 3 years passed before I got into chess and taught myself the basic mates. I guess my experience programming helped me to think algorithmically. Presumably for you it will work in reverse!)
When I was your age I messed around with Python. It was fun and I learned a lot. More than a decade later, I use Python in my actual work (and I guess a couple of other languages, but mostly Python).
That's obviously just my experience. But I think for a beginner, especially a teenager, just messing around with some Python and even Visual Basic is a good place to start.
I even tried Small Basic at one point, which was kind of neat, but I never really did anything with it.
On the other hand, back then I didn't know how to checkmate with K+Q vs K, so your experience might differ from mine. (Another 3 years passed before I got into chess and taught myself the basic mates. I guess my experience programming helped me to think algorithmically. Presumably for you it will work in reverse!)
Python is great for beginners because it can be read easily as if it were actually English
Python is great for beginners because it can be read easily as if it were actually English
I also like java but I do python
I also like java but I do python
def python. Its a high-level language which means its more intuitive, you need to think more about what to do than how to do it, you can basically code without any computer knowledge. It can also use objects optionally, meaning you will have an easier time when going to a language like java where everything is an object.
def python. Its a high-level language which means its more intuitive, you need to think more about what to do than how to do it, you can basically code without any computer knowledge. It can also use objects optionally, meaning you will have an easier time when going to a language like java where everything is an object.