I'd start with learning the object oriented language of your choice. When I want to learn a new language I do 3 things
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Pick an IDE
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Find a tutorial
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Read through the standard library documentation for that language.
Also brush up on math and try to hop into learning about algorithms before you take a course on it. That's one of the classes that many people drop out because of.
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26 Jul 2015 20:51
u/ShadowKitten
in v/programming
I'd start with learning the object oriented language of your choice. When I want to learn a new language I do 3 things
Pick an IDE
Find a tutorial
Read through the standard library documentation for that language.
Also brush up on math and try to hop into learning about algorithms before you take a course on it. That's one of the classes that many people drop out because of.