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Created by Talon Smart

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Introduction

Hello World. This is an ebook on programming, getting started, tips to get started and the best languages to learn whether youre a beginner or an expert.

This ebook will teach you the best programming languages to learn in 2019. This book will also teach you some basics about each of these programming languages, such as printing, variables, comments, loops, and more. Youll be able to get a head start with each of them and diving into learning their libraries, modules and advanced concepts will be super easy.

To get started, be sure you have a computer. You cant code on a mobile device, at least not well. You dont need a super powerful computer to code (unless you want to develop 3D games). You can just pick yourself up a decent mid-range computer for about $300-$500 and the computer should do fine if you want to begin programming.

Got a computer now? Good! Lets get coding!

Table of Contents

• Getting Started

Why should you learn Programming?

How computers work

Setting up your Computer

Extra Tips

Setting up your Computer

• Python

About Python

Python 2 VS 3.

Getting Started with Python

How to Learn Python

Printing

• Variables
• Comments
• if, elif, else
• while loops
• for loops
• functions
• Dependencies

• JavaScript

About JavaScript

Getting Started with JavaScript

How to Learn JavaScript

Printing

Variables

Comments

if, elif, else

Semicolon

NodeJS + Dependencies

• Crystal

About Crystal

Setbacks

Getting Started with Crystal

How to learn Crystal

Printing

Variables

if, elif, else

Until, Unless, While

Dependencies

Getting Started

Why should you learn Programming?

Why should you learn programming in the first place? What benefit do you get? Is the work worth the benefit? Well, programming has so many benefits for you! So many I cant count, but let me mention a few so you can get the basic idea.

Programming gives you god-mode over computers. Once you know how to program, you can do whatever you want with computers. You can create whatever you want, and modify what you want.

Setting up your Computer

All you really need in order to setup your computer for programming is a decent text editor for programming. There are 3 main ones: Visual Studio Code, Atom, and Sublime Text.

All of these editors function in different ways but set out to fix the same problem: Coding in Notepad sucks!!

Ill give you a basic rundown of the editors:

All of them: Easy to install, cross platform, free, makes editing code easy, good management of spacing, plugins, dark theme, auto-complete, and testing tools.

Sublime Text: Starts up the fastest, most popular, Least customizable

Atom: Most customizable, Slow to start up, supported by GitHub.

Visual Studio Code: Starts up quick enough, supported by Microsoft,

Ultimately, experiment with each one and see what you like. The text editor wont matter in terms of which one you like the best, all of them do the same thing just in different ways, for the most part.

Extra Tips

Content Management Systems, Development Software and Frameworks.

Perhaps you are not required to program anything for what youre trying to create. As a matter of fact, there are a lot of easy ways to get the work done without having to type a single line of code!

For developing websites: If you want to develop a website that isnt a super complex social network or specific web app, may I recommend Wordpress? Wordpress is a free and open-source Content Management System. Aka you install it and use a pretty interface to do all the difficult work for your website. You can even install plugins for more specific things. Wordpress is mainly used for buying/selling websites, bloggers, and artists. People who dont know how to code but have a product to publish to the Internet. If youre one of them, just use Wordpress. You dont need to dive into HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, SASS, JavaScript, maybe some Python and SQL and more. Wordpress does it all for you, and easy to set up.

For creating video games: If you got some money to fork over, may I suggest something like Game Maker Studio? You can create whatever you want using Game Maker Studio with a pretty GUI that, although takes some time to understand, is a lot easier than learning a programming language, libraries and more just to get the most basic of sidescrollers.

Websites that teach you skills

There are SO many websites that can teach you new skills. Not just programming, but self improvement, business skills, photography, and more.

One of my favorites is Udemy, because you pay for each course (each are cheap), can download them, decent enough instructors, anyone can upload a course (similar to YouTube), ways to get free courses, and good course organization.

There are other alternatives too, like Coursera and Skillshare, edX and Udacity. You should definitely check these out too. They all function in a similar way to Udemy and will help you increase your skills in programming.

Get Help from Someone Else

Unless youre the worlds biggest Introvert in the world, get someone to help you code. There are so many social networks out there with tons of people willing to help you out. Some for free, some for a price. My favorite websites to search for people to help out are Reddit, Discord, Stackoverflow, DevRant and Fiverr. All of these sites that I have mentioned will make it easy to find other people to help you out with programming.

Spaced Repetition + Recall

Anki

Anki

Anki

Anki is the greatest thing to ever exist. But hold up. What am I talking about?

Spaced Repetition and Recall.

Anki is literally the best way to learn anything. Spaced Repetition is when you learn something, leave it in your mind just long enough until you begin to forget, and then study it again so the information stays in your mind. Recall is where you recall a certain piece of information when you forget it, but dont have it on a piece of paper or a software.

Anki is your best friend. Anki uses the Spaced-Repetition + Recall system in order to make you learn any skill you want at a crazy speed. If you wanna check it out, go to https://apps.ankiweb.net and install it to your choice of system.

Linux

Linux, Linux, Linux. Wait, what am I talking about? Most mobile devices today run Linux in one way or another. Android for example, is Linux! Your kindle is based on Android, therefore its running Linux! Linux is just a kernel for all intents and purposes. A kernel is just a small piece of software that tells your system how to interact with the hardware. Windows uses its own NT kernel and Mac OS uses a heavily modified version of Unix.

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