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I always thought coding was kinda boring—until I found this site that actually makes it fun. If you’ve ever wanted to learn but felt overwhelmed, this is a game-changer. Yeah, tech can seem intimidating at first, but if you like a good challenge, you’ll never be bored. That first time you get your code to work? It’s a feeling you won’t forget. #tech #coding #fyp #learning #programming #aesthetic

If I was a beginner learning to code, I would use this 90 day roadmap step by step for beginners 💪 #coding #codingforbeginners #learntocode #computerscience #programming

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4 Websites To Gamify Learning How To Code👾 🎮Codédex - this is the OG website to learn how to code while playing games! There are CS courses based on C++ and Java where you can work through mini games to learn OOP! 🏝️SQL island - after you survived a plane crash you’re stuck on SQL island! You can make progress by learning how to code and eventually escape the island! 🏙️Elevator Saga - amazing game for learning big O and how to write efficient and fast code! You have to transport a number of people up the elevator in a certain amount of time! 🎲Codingame - so many languages to learn and so many games to play! This one has everything. Comment if you’re a gamer and want to learn how to code! 📌SAVE this for later! ✅FOLLOW for more helpful tips to learn how to code! #computerscience #compsci #programming #coding #computersciencemajor #computersciencestudent #studytips #codinglife #softwareengineering #programminghumor #java #python #codingfun

Free website alert‼️ I cannot stop recommending this website because it’s sooo good!! It makes coding so easy for beginners and even advanced programmers can use it to learn more in depth coding! I have been using it almost daily to practice for my extra programming classes and my grades improved so much!!💓 Share this with friends/family who might find it helpful✨💓

here’s how i learned how to code 👩🏻‍💻👐🏼 even though this process can really be applied to learning anything new. at the start of the semester, i told myself i wanted to at least understand basic programming. you don’t need to know coding in biotech but i thought it’d be a useful skill to have to expand with. i’m still a beginner but now i can actually read code (on a basic level), use functions, and write simple programs. with the help of ai, there’s so much potential for coding beyond that. the best day to start was yesterday so start now ✨

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Want to Learn How to Code? I’ve been getting a ton of DMs from people wanting to learn how to code. There are thousands of good websites out there but I found 3 that I liked. Bonus website at the end that you wouldn’t expect. Enjoy!

Choose your project here ↓↓ 💻 ⊹ ࣪ ˖ Save this post for later! ⊹ ࣪ ˖ 💖 GAME DEALS SCRAPER Subject: Scraping Tools: Python, BeautifulSoup, simple web app (Flask) Instructions: Scrape game prices from a website. Display them in a small web dashboard. Add filters (genre, price). Bonus: highlight best deals. 💝 PLAYER STATS DASHBOARD Subject: Data analysis Tools: Python (Pandas), JavaScript, Chart.js Instructions: Use a public game dataset (players, scores, matches). Analyze it. Build a web page to visualize stats (top players, trends). 💞 DAILY REWARD COLLECTOR Subject: Automation Tools: Python (Selenium), simple web interface Instructions: Automate daily login rewards for a game site. Create a small web UI to trigger and track actions. Show logs of collected rewards. 💓 MINI BROWSER GAME + SCORE API Subject: Full mini project Tools: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, simple backend (Node.js) Instructions: Build a simple browser game (clicker or reflex game). Store scores with an API. Display a leaderboard on your site. ⊹ ࣪ ˖ Follow @b.telgeuse for more coding projects! ⊹ ࣪ ˖ [coding, programmation, tech, informatique, computer science, student, coding tips] #codingtips #computersciencestudent #womenintech

How I actually learned to code (no CS degree): 1. CS50 – for fundamentals and thinking like a computer 2. YouTube (selectively, not binge-watching) – freeCodeCamp – Abdul Bari (DSA intuition) – MIT OpenCourseWare (when things felt hand-wavy) 3. Data Structures & Algorithms – learned concepts first – THEN practiced on LeetCode (consistency > difficulty) 4. Books > random tutorials – CLRS (for depth, slowly) – Grokking Algorithms (for intuition) 5. Built tolerance for confusion – reread – reimplemented – broke things on purpose 6. Daily reps – even 30–60 mins – no zero days If you're a non-CS student, I just dropped the full study guide for this in my bio for free! Save this if you’re starting without a CS background. #learncoding #programming #computerscience

I feel like there’s too many resources out there but here are a select few that you can get started with if you want to learn how to code (all beginner friendly!). Good luck! Resources linked in bio ⬇️ #coding #learncode #programming #python #java #cpp #html #css #javascript #code #compsci #student #learntocode #codingresources