I've dabbled in C# but Visual Studio is so slow and I can't afford to upgrade my laptop or buy a better spec'd out one. Should I just bother with Python instead?
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Get in with Java and JUnit testing. Syntax will be more or less the same and you could download maven + a more heavy duty text editor like VS Code and not have to sacrifice as much. Maven is good to learn if you get into Java. I'm frequently dealing with it at work.
Try using visual studio code instead... it's much more lightweight
I have tried it. For some weird reason it doesn't work. I can't run my C# code and yes I downloaded the extensions. Just gives me an error talking about json. I've reinstalled it and dot net. I'll try again soon though. Thanks.
Well I was just talking about coding not unit testing. I know brehs said it's in demand and you're recommending it. Should I learn it now or get comfortable with Java first. Also thank you very much.
Whoops that's on me, I wasn't paying close attention. Learn to code first then move onto other parts of software engineering. Java and C# are pretty similar (C# is Microsoft's answer to Java) so learning one will set you up for the other. Code conventions are slightly different but if you're just picking up how to program that's not a big deal.
If you're set on C# then the first order of business is figuring out that error. Figuring out environment issues is probably 70% of the shyt me and my peers go through day to day
. What's the error saying?
Grizzly
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im on a Mac....what is a good language to learn right now? is Python still popular? been putting this shyt off for too long
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
Been taking courses and reading up on JavaScript for the past few months and this month I've started building something of my own from scratch.
I'm struggling
gotta get good at breaking things up procedurally and figuring things out piece by piece.
I'm struggling
gotta get good at breaking things up procedurally and figuring things out piece by piece.
Mastamimd
Ain't shyt
An Example of Object-Oriented Design: An ATM Simulation
Found this website. Really helps to show how classes work. I plan on starting to actually make things one way or another. I've been more focused on terminology and figuring out what source code does.
Found this website. Really helps to show how classes work. I plan on starting to actually make things one way or another. I've been more focused on terminology and figuring out what source code does.
Y'all breha should make one. It'll be in the perspective of not having a CS degree and the info will be more relevant
Mastamimd
Ain't shyt
Might be dope to have it from multiple perspectives. From beginner to guru.
best resources to master css? i'm thinking about getting a treehouse membership...
Been taking courses and reading up on JavaScript for the past few months and this month I've started building something of my own from scratch.
I'm struggling
Takes practice .Try watching and reading code from more experienced devs,that's what helped me a lot.
MrPentatonic
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Last week of this coding bootcamp. Going to take a few weeks off to get my health back in order then its job search time.
buzzkill
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Depends on your local job market and what you want to do really... javascript is king of the web tho g I'd start there