Why did I decide to blog? Because I want as many people as possible who are interested in programming to have accessible information. Here I reveal all the cards for different programming languages.
There is no such thing as the easiest language. They are all complex and there is no certain threshold of entry. The basics are the same everywhere and the advanced learning has its own peculiarities. You will have to delve into a huge layer of theoretical information and spend hundreds of hours mastering.
To study, you can choose courses, books, video lessons and self-study:
- Courses guide you through the steps of learning – you go in the right direction while honing your skills on real-world problems.
- Books are the worst option. Books present basic language constructs, but they don’t teach you how to develop programs. It’s best to use reference books, peeking at them as you develop a program.
- Online resources are a kind of book, but well-structured with concise information and the ability to practice right on the site.
An in-depth study of technology and expanding knowledge is a self-study. Free study at home requires patience. However, this approach gives a good result. True, this method is for the most patient and disciplined programmers.
