These are few of my nice C-graphics projects. I regularly make creative drawings using C-graphics code.
With time I have become more and more habitual to coding. Tackle every question face irrespective of results and that's the main sign of a sport programmer. What most of people think about a sport programmer is all he does is coding incessantly, dreams about python, java, C# in sleep or eats algorithms in the breakfast but no, the answer is being persistent. If stuck in some code then yes it might takes all day or night thinking about the way to get it done.
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If you want to learn how to code, taking your first steps into this huge universe might seem like a daunting, if not intimidating task. Here’s the big secret: There are plenty of free (and inexpensive) resources you can use to give yourself all the help you need. Just choose any programming language and get on with.
Keep yourself associated with the group of people having technical knowledge, not always but sometimes you have to. Join online coding communities and attend bootcamp. Google your errors or discuss with your friends. Motivate yourself by seeing others and motivate others by being an example.
The first person that you need to have patience with when you are programming is yourself. Programming is hard and sometimes you will have bugs or difficult problems to overcome. If it's always easy, then you aren't challenging yourself, and you aren't growing as a programmer. Have Patience, boost yourself, celebrate small victories and this is very important, my friend!
Nothing works without continuity. Be like water as it never stops flowing. Practice daily even a smallest program. Never take it as a burden of your course syllabus like 95% of students do. These skills are very rare and it is something that makes you unique and distinctive from others.
A Hobby
Most of people think learning different languages is hard ? eh..No, It worked well for me and I will tell you how it works. When two programming languages look really different it helps the mind to see them as really different entities. Knowing multiple programming languages makes it easier for me to learn new programming languages. After learning the 2nd programming language, the 3rd and 4rth became easier as I started recognizing similarities between languages, syntax, and semantics
Passionate
A story that led me into web development. A man was once given a fish. That man ate the fish for a day. Another man was taught how to fish that man ate for a lifetime. Billions of Billions of people access the Internet every day but only a fraction of those billions of people would know how to make a site from scratch and only those the creators have the possibility of revolutionizing the game. The game which in this case is the internet. So let me ask you one question. Are you a consumer or a creator ?
Still Learning
I like to manipulate data. I design algorithms to play with data. In our daily life, we always go with that person who can complete the task in a short amount of time with efficiency and using fewer resources. The same thing is with coding also. A competitive programmer have to make the right decisions when it comes to solving the problems. This is something that can never be enough. The more i learn the more i enhance my knowledge
This project is based on the Security system using PIR Sensor, Arduino Uno, and GSM module “SIM900A”. The PIR sensor is used for Intruder detection. Whenever an unauthorized person is detected a message is sent on the desired number.
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A social media website made using front end technologies and back end technologies like Python/Django/Sqlite3 and various libraries. It is an open source platform where everyone can register and post whatever they want.
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A RPG Battle script written in Python Programming Language in which a bunch of players in a team will fight against the opponent team. Player team is controlled by the user with his own choice of attacks and opponent team is controlled by AI with random attacks and healing capacity.
If you want to learn how to code, taking your first steps into this huge universe
might seem like a daunting, if not intimidating task. Here’s the big secret: There are plenty of free
(and inexpensive) resources you can use to give yourself all the help you need, teach yourself new
techniques, and make this learning process fun and exciting—as exciting as coding can get, at least.
Whether you’re an adult looking to transition into the tech industry, a student looking to learn the
latest language, or a hobbyist who just wants to understand how software and services work, all you need
is a computer and internet access to start your programming journey.
1. At first Ask yourself :
Why
do you
want to learn how to code ?
2. Choose the programming language which you think is little bit
interesting.
3.
Try out some online courses
4. Focus on learning computational thinking
5. Practice with personal projects
6. Celebrate
small victories and this is very important, my friend!
7. Google your error messages
8. Get a mentor (or teach someone else)
9. Understand Someone
else's code
10. Attend a coding bootcamp.
And remember never take it as a burden of your course
syllabus like 95% of students
do.