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What websites could help me learn more efficiently?

I love computer hardware and am more than willing to learn more about computer programs. #computer-engineering #computer-software

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Rajesh’s Answer

Hi Manuel,
Good to see your interest in Computer Programming.
I assure you already know about all the sites like Udemy, Coursera, YouTube, etc. that offer variety of computer programming courses depending upon your interest in programming languages. The field is very cast, and touches upon various aspects in platform (Microsoft, Apple, Linux, Cloud AWS/Azure/Google/..., SFDC, Web Development, Mobile development, Scripting/Automation, etc. etc.)
I highly recommend you pick up your are of interest first and then proceed.
It is also a good to invert in some good basic books. Base don my experience, O'rielly hassle very good books to get you started.
Good luck with you career aspirations, it is a great field to be in.

Rajesh recommends the following next steps:

Figure our the area / field of interest in computer programming
Pi ck up few good. books
Start following some pathways in various online courses as mentioned above
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Anil’s Answer

For computer software, Colt Steel does great some examples online:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3n7MKHEwA9xXBErhXYZbMQ

Also for a full "bootcamp" style lecture, check out this Udemy class. You can usually get a whole lesson online for $13 or so on sale.

https://www.udemy.com/course/the-web-developer-bootcamp/

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Bonnie’s Answer

Hi Manual

I recommend Udacity’s online program because I earned an Introduction to Programming Nanodegree there and had no prior experience. I coded an app! One huge benefit is the social networking. There were people in my cohort from all over the world with varying levels of experience.

Bonnie recommends the following next steps:

Visit Udacity.com and take some of their free courses
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Phillip’s Answer

YouTube is a GREAT resource to learn about any subject with real world examples.

Here is a link to a list of structured coding programs available online: https://learntocodewith.me/posts/code-for-free/

Phillip recommends the following next steps:

Visit https://learntocodewith.me/posts/code-for-free/
Thank you comment icon Hi Phillip Thank you for the advice as well as the link, I'll make sure to take it and continue my path in learning more! :D Manuel
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