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thomas.river
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16h ago
I switched from watching video tutorials to reading the docs first and it's not close
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sam_cooper
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1d ago
Pro tip: I stopped writing code in my head before typing and my bugs dropped a lot
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xenam84
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2d ago
PSA: You can lose a whole weekend to one missing semicolon, I learned that the hard way
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garcia.cameron
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3d ago
My nephew in Fort Worth showed me Scratch and I felt like I'd been learning to code wrong for 2 years
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fionanguyen
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3d ago
I thought watching tutorials all day was learning, until a guy at the Sacramento library said one thing to me
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martinez.paul
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3d ago
My for loop ran all night and printed 400 pages of 'undefined' to my mom's printer
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rowan_ross
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3d ago
Bought a $99 "learn to code in 30 days" course and quit on day 4
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victor_jenkins
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5d ago
Rant: I finally figured out why I kept typing one extra space after every semicolon
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tessap97
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5d ago
Picked Python over JavaScript for my first language after a friend in Austin bet me $50 I'd quit in a week
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aaronroberts
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7d ago
Hot take: a guy at the library told me to stop using tutorials and I finally get why
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davidshah
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7d ago
I spent $35 on a used Python crash course book from Goodwill and it finally taught me what 4 hours of free YouTube videos could not
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logan271
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7d ago
Vent: I copied code from a tutorial for 3 months straight and learned almost nothing
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shane_wilson
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8d ago
TIL that Python's first version came out in 1991 and I started learning it 30 years later
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finleym37
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8d ago
Why does nobody talk about how tutorial purgatory kills more beginners than bugs do
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charlieh74
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9d ago
Rant: my brother in law said skip tutorials and just build something, so I built a calculator and spent 2 days lost in one error
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