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This is great advice when you're putting together a whole project with multiple files after you've got some of the fine details of coding down. But I believe how you put it was...
There is no point planning your code out ahead of time when you just started learning the very keywords that are the backbone to every program you'll ever make and things like the scope of a variable. It's true that coding is a minor part of programming, but it is a critical one. That's why I said "Just ignore people telling you how to make your program better for now". Just emphasizing that for @deanhystad
Make programs that help you understand the code you're learning. Seeing results on screen will keep you engaged and less likely to quit. Make LOTS of mistakes, keep asking questions, they are the best way to learn
I just had to say that
This is great advice when you're putting together a whole project with multiple files after you've got some of the fine details of coding down. But I believe how you put it was...
Quote:I just started learning how to code last week[...]
There is no point planning your code out ahead of time when you just started learning the very keywords that are the backbone to every program you'll ever make and things like the scope of a variable. It's true that coding is a minor part of programming, but it is a critical one. That's why I said "Just ignore people telling you how to make your program better for now". Just emphasizing that for @deanhystad
Make programs that help you understand the code you're learning. Seeing results on screen will keep you engaged and less likely to quit. Make LOTS of mistakes, keep asking questions, they are the best way to learn
I just had to say that
