Beginners guide to programming

[DDR3RAMpager]

Just discovered this awesome site which teaches you how to programmer through interactive lessons written by programmers!

 

http://www.codecademy.com/#!/exercises/0

 

Note: last time i looked, they were having some issues with the Python tutorials

 

[CaptRex635]

This is a nice site, thanks for the post!  :)

[Gofer01]

Thanks for sharing this website. I will bookmark this site, to add the site to my collection of learning code sites

[DDR3RAMpager]

just finished the entire javascript course

[DDR3RAMpager]

now starting HTML

[DonkeyO'Death]

If you wanna learn Python, try http://cscircles.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/
It's a great interactive Python tutorial pretty similar to Codecademy.

 

[Nertballs]

if i had a dollar for every code side i bookmarked but never used, i could employ someone to just write my code! someday i'll get to them...

[cadel546]

i still like to go for books even if PDFs...

in this website though they seem to be feeding you the language itself and make it look easy.. it seems too easy. I went to the website tried out a few things like alert("asdfasd") and stuff like that but it felt empty

lets say in C++ we know cout, cin, cerr and all of those objects for input and output. however i dont know if *alert("asadsdf")* is a function. So on this web tutorial it felt too simplified but you know what, that might be what they are trying to do and its a great idea if you want to sort of understand a little bit of the language.

now i might have gotten it all wrong since i didnt do the whole tutorial so i cant really speak for the whole thing, its just the idea i got on it. correct me if im wrong i would like to know more about it.