How would I learn coding easier?

[BlockoCrafter]

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Date Registered:   September 15, 2013, 03:39:44 PM

Yup.

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[Blockzillahead]

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No

[Electro]

girls arent as smart as boys and have trouble understanding things like math and logic

cmon everyone knows this stuff

so you're... anti-feminist? wtf am i reading here?

[ultimamax]

i recommend scratch/ti basic. they're definitely a good start on basic programming concepts, and once you have those down, do something like C or Java.

so you're... anti-feminist? wtf am i reading here?

half of what she says is facetious.

[AlsoSulfate]

so you're... anti-feminist? wtf am i reading here?

she's making fun of stupid people who think girls are inferior

come on she's been around long enough I think you guys should be able to tell when she's loving around by now

[Night Fox]

you could always try black magic. voodoo. maybe sell your soul to satan

[AlsoSulfate]

you could always try black magic. voodoo. maybe sell your soul to satan

sacrificing virgins works too

[Night Fox]

sacrificing virgins works too

yeah but we don't have many of those around. unless male virgins count

[AlsoSulfate]

yeah but we don't have many of those around. unless male virgins count

stuff we have a ton of those around here 

also there's carolcat she's probably a virgin unless she forgeted whatever-his-name is when they visited

[Axo-Tak]

Python is an easy yet powerful language to learn.

Learn Python3 by going through the tutorial. Don't forget that most languages (including Python2 and Python3) have standard libraries. The standard library documentation for Python3 can be found here.

[Ipquarx]

Scratch is a really easy graphic language to start off with. After that I suggest moving onto something like Python. If you're good with that, then I'd suggest moving onto a C based language like C++, Java, or C#.

[Axo-Tak]

Scratch is a really easy graphic language to start off with. After that I suggest moving onto something like Python. If you're good with that, then I'd suggest moving onto a C based language like C++, Java, or C#.

I support this. I learned Scratch, then Python, then C++.

[Headcrab Zombie]

> got super hyped
> no C or C++

Because C and C++ are compiled languages.
The way Codeacademy works (From the minute I looked at it) only works with interpreted languages

[BluetoothBoy]

http://usfirst.org

[devildogelite]

I started with Java, it was pretty easy to get into. Though I also think C++ is pretty easy to get into. But right now in school I'm about to get into the real Comp Sci classes which i'm pretty excited for. My next class I need to take is all about designing algorithms, which I'm pretty pumped to start.