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It will be marvelous to have more languages under my belt. I sincerely appreciate your contribution.

[Bish0pQ]

I'm also a member of Sololearn, I also like the challenges they provide and they give great excercises you can try out in basically any language. It's a good site to get a basis, though it won't teach you how to code entirely, the best way to learn coding is by doing it. Creating projects and if you can't find something reading the documentation.

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This website has helped me out so much since I visited it! I am already pretty good with the basics of Python, which is detrimental to my computer science course.

[Vultra]

This website has helped me out so much since I visited it! I am already pretty good with the basics of Python, which is detrimental to my computer science course.

Oh boy. I just passed my python class at uni and so, I had to learn about def, return, range and all that shit.

The BEST thing about python is the "While". You can loop shit like crazy or, enter a text and, it'll print it out infinite amount of loops.

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This website has helped me out so much since I visited it! I am already pretty good with the basics of Python, which is detrimental to my computer science course.

Oh boy. I just passed my python class at uni and so, I had to learn about def, return, range and all that shit.

The BEST thing about python is the "While". You can loop shit like crazy or, enter a text and, it'll print it out infinite amount of loops.

This is how Assembly programmers write "while" loops: https://rebrn.com/re/why-you-should-neve...-c-402973/

[skrtja]

Thanks for the share! It's good to have a resource like this. The last site I used made me pay to keep going lol. I prefer learning by doing, rather than reading a book. Similar to how you learn math by doing in class rather than reading the textbook.

[mothered]

It's a good site to get a basis, though it won't teach you how to code entirely

This ^^

Without question, It's an excellent learning source but when I sifted through the SQL side of It, It's very basic that barely covers how to select, query and manipulate databases, tables and columns effectively. It's missing a lot of functions, clauses, operators and data types as well. Having said that, those starting SQL, will certainly find It of benefit. They can then further their knowledge via their own volition.

[Vultra]

It's a good site to get a basis, though it won't teach you how to code entirely

This ^^

Without question, It's an excellent learning source but when I sifted through the SQL side of It, It's very basic that barely covers how to select,  query and manipulate databases, tables and columns effectively. It's missing a lot of functions, clauses, operators and data types as well. Having said that, those starting SQL, will certainly find It of benefit. They can then further their knowledge via their own volition.

Well, I finished my SQL course. That's a shame it doesn't take you though that as well. Would've loved to learn bit of that as well.

[mothered]

It's a good site to get a basis, though it won't teach you how to code entirely

This ^^

Without question, It's an excellent learning source but when I sifted through the SQL side of It, It's very basic that barely covers how to select,  query and manipulate databases, tables and columns effectively. It's missing a lot of functions, clauses, operators and data types as well. Having said that, those starting SQL, will certainly find It of benefit. They can then further their knowledge via their own volition.

Well, I finished my SQL course. That's a shame it doesn't take you though that as well. Would've loved to learn bit of that as well.

As mentioned, there's a lot missing.

I deal with databases on a daily basis with my exploitation and If I only referenced knowledge attained from this course, I wouldn't accomplish too much at all. There's heaps of online sources, but some provide what others don't and vice versa, hence pick and choose from various entities and collectively establish your own learning material.

[Mansispicher39]

i think that the best way to learn new language is to take any project and start from scratch. It doesent matter do you know the language or not you will learn it by searching for everything you need for any functionality