r/CodingHelp • u/[deleted] • Dec 18 '22
[Open Source] Help me learn to code.
Is there anyone willing to help me learn to code. I am very motivated to learn and am willing to help you in any way it pay if you require it.
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u/ImAllSee Dec 18 '22
I do workshops and mentoring sessions during weekends when i get the chance. Join the discord server on r/learnfrontend and ping me and i can provide some guidance if you need.
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u/PantsMcShirt Dec 18 '22
Well, it's about time you realized that learning to code is worth paying for. I mean, it's not like you can just Google it or anything. Oh wait, you totally can. But hey, if you want to throw some cash my way for pretending to teach you, I won't say no. Just be prepared to fork over a small fortune, because learning to code is basically like becoming a wizard. Or at least that's what I tell all my clients. You know, to justify the exorbitant rates. Good luck on your coding journey, and don't forget to send me a thank you card once you've made your first million as a software developer.
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u/Ikem32 Dec 19 '22
You have to do it to learn it. Start with learning the syntax, and then build stuff with it. Go from simple to complex.
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u/LeadershipLive9631 Dec 19 '22
Bro personally when i first started coding i was browsing websites that could teach me how to code paid and free, I watched hours long courses on YouTube, really it just depends on your determination
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