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Sam
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best things to learn math and programming?
best things to learn math and programming? python or java
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Patrick Meyer
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To effectively learn math and programming, it's important to blend theoretical knowledge, hands-on experience, and consistent practice. Begin with establishing a solid base in mathematical areas such as algebra, calculus, and discrete mathematics, making sure to grasp the fundamental principles and theories. Use a variety of resources like textbooks, online courses, and educational videos to reinforce your understanding and strengthen key concepts. Regularly solving math problems will also enhance your problem-solving capabilities and analytical reasoning skills.
At the same time, immerse yourself in programming languages like Python, Java, or C++, starting with the basics of syntax and concepts. Gradually move onto more complex topics like data structures, algorithms, and software development methods. Engage in practical coding projects, challenges, and exercises to apply what you've learned and gain hands-on experience in writing and debugging code. Online coding platforms, forums, and coding communities are great resources to seek help, collaborate with others, and stay informed about industry trends and best practices.
By merging theoretical understanding with practical application and regular practice, you can build strong skills in both math and programming. This will lay a solid foundation for success in a variety of academic and professional endeavors.
At the same time, immerse yourself in programming languages like Python, Java, or C++, starting with the basics of syntax and concepts. Gradually move onto more complex topics like data structures, algorithms, and software development methods. Engage in practical coding projects, challenges, and exercises to apply what you've learned and gain hands-on experience in writing and debugging code. Online coding platforms, forums, and coding communities are great resources to seek help, collaborate with others, and stay informed about industry trends and best practices.
By merging theoretical understanding with practical application and regular practice, you can build strong skills in both math and programming. This will lay a solid foundation for success in a variety of academic and professional endeavors.
Rebecca Tang
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Thank you for your question. I am glad to hear that you have interest in programming.
Below are my suggestions :
1. Suggest you can start with Python first. You can find the language syntax and structure online. There are plenty of resources
2. Start doing some programming yourself.
3. After you familiar with the syntax, you can do some simple projects, e.g. control a toy car, robotic arm, etc. Practise makes perfect!
4. When you familiar with Python, you can start doing the same on Java.
Similarly, you can do more exercise on Maths. It can help you to familiar the concept and calculation.
If you have interest in programming, I strongly recommend you to attend Computer Science courses in college. It can help you to understand the computing concepts and programming skills.
Hope this helps! Good Luck!
May Almighty God bless you!
Below are my suggestions :
1. Suggest you can start with Python first. You can find the language syntax and structure online. There are plenty of resources
2. Start doing some programming yourself.
3. After you familiar with the syntax, you can do some simple projects, e.g. control a toy car, robotic arm, etc. Practise makes perfect!
4. When you familiar with Python, you can start doing the same on Java.
Similarly, you can do more exercise on Maths. It can help you to familiar the concept and calculation.
If you have interest in programming, I strongly recommend you to attend Computer Science courses in college. It can help you to understand the computing concepts and programming skills.
Hope this helps! Good Luck!
May Almighty God bless you!
Sharon Vien
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Hi Sam! Based on my understanding of your question, you're trying to decide which coding language to learn first. Here's an article that compares the use cases, advantages and disadvantages of the two coding languages: https://www.coursera.org/articles/python-vs-java. Overall, Python and Java can be used for math and programming. But, I think it's important to consider what your goal is. According to the article, Java is used primarily for web development, big data, cloud development and Android app development. Whereas Python is used for back-end development, app development, data science, and machine learning. I've personally learned both languages and find that Python is easier to learn due to its simple syntax and I've used more of Python in college and work. So, if you haven't learned any programming languages yet, I'd recommend starting off with Python and then learning Java afterwards. There are many resources online where you can get started with programming. So, good luck!