jrandp
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| 07 Jul 2016 04:51 PM |
What would you recommend, I'm currently watching PeasFactory and can do a script like this:
myVariable = 6
if myVariable > 5 then print ("it is greater, haha!") else print ("aw it isn't greater cri ;( why")
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| 07 Jul 2016 04:53 PM |
PeasFactory isn't enough to learn.
What I would recommend the most is the wiki.
But it's a good way to start off.
(Remember it takes patience)
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| 07 Jul 2016 05:29 PM |
| For a beginner I would recommend learning the two most fundamental parts of programming: syntax, and problem solving. Syntax I would say is more important than problem solving, so if you don't already, learn the syntax first. A good way to learn syntax is to read articles, watch videos, whatever resources you have at your disposal. Which it seems like you're doing. Once you have the syntax, you should learn how to string it all together. One thing that I did when I was still a novice was thinking of little coding challenges for myself. Nothing too big, but something that would get me thinking about code. Hopefully this helps you. |
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| 07 Jul 2016 05:31 PM |
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXF7DezJJEEm1kGwmSq_ELg/videos
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