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What is coding/programming?

Programming, more probably known as coding, is when you type certain things or terms based off a syntax, or a programming language as most programmers call it. After you're done writing your script (which is what these long lines of terms are called), you can run it in whatever way the lanuage is run and then you get an output.

Fun Fact

If you've ever coded on Scratch, you know a programming language!

Programming Languages

- Scratch -

- C -

- C# -

- C++ -

- Python -

- Java -

- JavaScript/JS -

- Java -

- PHP -

- Rust -

- Go -

- HTML -

- CSS -

And like a lot more...

How did I learn to code?

I learned from books and Youtube videos and I know Scratch, Python, HTML, CSS, and JS. I also take programming classes which help me want to learn more and act as motivation. I primarily learned JS by just seeing it though as I ditched a book on it I had.

How can you program?

If you want to learn, I'd recommend starting on Scratch. It teachs you the basics of programming but I wouldn't call it true programming. Its a block-based language that isn't what you'll casually see while programming. After, you can start on any language but I'd suggest Python as its a good starting programming language.

How to build a website?

If you're trying to build a website, learn HTML and CSS. You then know how to build a frame work of a website. If you want to make a website like the pros, you'll need to learn JS or JavaScript (not to be confused with Java). JS acts as the mechanics behind your website, think of it like the technology of your laptop. You could just have its frame and it'd look nice, but it wouldn't do anything. But with its electronics, it suddenly turns on and works. JS is like those electronics.

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