Help Calling out Programmers and developers

[rzhernandez]

Hi im a Computer Engineering student second year po, i have this gut na gustong gusto ko i master yung python at other different languages...gusto ko maging bihasa sa programming. Pero pag nandun nako sa online courses or tutorials bigla akong nakakaramdam ng katamaran at antok...baka may ma recommend kayo jan na exciting.

 

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Hi! It's great to hear that you're interested in mastering Python and other programming languages. It's not uncommon to feel demotivated or bored while going through online courses or tutorials. Here are a few recommendations to make your learning journey more exciting:

1. Set clear goals: Define what you want to achieve with Python and other languages. Having specific objectives will help you stay focused and motivated.

2. Work on real-life projects: Instead of just going through theoretical tutorials, try building practical projects. Choose projects that interest you and challenge your skills. It could be developing a web application, creating a game, or automating a task.

3. Join coding communities or forums: Engage with other programmers who share the same interests. Participating in discussions, asking questions, and sharing your progress will help you stay motivated and learn from others.

4. Gamify your learning: Turn the learning process into a game by setting milestones, earning badges, or solving coding challenges on platforms like häçkerRank, LeetCode, or Codewars. These platforms offer interactive and competitive coding challenges that can make your learning journey more engaging.

5. Find a coding partner or study group: Collaborating with others can make learning more enjoyable. You can share ideas, solve problems together, and motivate each other to stay on track.

6. Take breaks and mix up your learning methods: Sometimes, feeling tired or bored is a sign that you need to take a break. Instead of sticking to just one learning resource, try different mediums like videos, books, or interactive coding platforms. This variation can help you maintain interest and motivation.

Remember, learning programming takes time and practice. Be patient with yourself, and don't hesitate to take breaks when needed. Good luck with your learning journey!

 

[usersusername]

Ibig sabihin nyan iba talaga ang rason mo kung bakit yan ang kinuha mong course.

 

[dothackjhe]

I think ganyan talaga sa umpisa kasi nahihirapan ka pa. Overwhelming din kasi matuto ng programming language, lalo na ngayo't malayo na narating nila.

Better siguro kung meron kang circle of friends na may interes din sa programming para ma-entice kang matuto pa.

 

[rzhernandez]

Ibig sabihin nyan iba talaga ang rason mo kung bakit yan ang kinuha mong course.

Baka nga po dahil sa malaki yung sahod hahaha charot lang....pero goods naman sa school, nag champion din ako sa programming competition kaso java gamit na language nun tapos 1-4th year magkakalaban....parang mas trip ko lang yung medyo challenging habang natututo yung may competition ba hahaha

 

[dothackjhe]

Kung kaya mo ang Java, mas kakayanin mo ang Python. Mas madali at mas simple ang semantics at syntax ng Python.

 

[rzhernandez]

Kung kaya mo ang Java, mas kakayanin mo ang Python. Mas madali at mas simple ang semantics at syntax ng Python.

Katamad nga lods hahaha ewan ko ba minsan nga inuntog ko na yung ulo ko dahil inaantok tlga ako, baka need ko nga tlga ng friends na interested din sa programming

 

[plhbg1]

dapat real-life projects boss

 

[PHC-TheGlock]

Try to make something with it.
Or try to do an actions while reading the tutorials.

And also go to GitHub and try collaborating with their codes