Ive been thrust into teaching a class that another teacher just recently quit and Im scrambling. Am willing to pay to write a code for me to get through this section. Just need to do some temperature and electrical circuit calculations and have a few different ways to transfer money when the job is done.

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I am a total beginner at coding. I don't know anything other than there is something called html, c plus plus and python. I am very eager to expand my skillset and learn some coding diring my holidays.

Can someone please suggest me where do I start and what books should I buy?

I have been working on a website for absolute beginners on python and have created tutorials on each beginner topic in detail. This course is interactive and I made it the best UX possible. I have some practice problems with solutions and some interesting codes like Guess game, time conversion, Voice-controlled assistant etc.

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I'm interested in coding, but I'm so confused by all the different choices! JavaScript sounded cool and I was going to start there, but I don't really think I want to be a web developer. Creating phone apps and games sounds neat, but where should I start with that?? I guess my question is, what can coding all be used for? Why do people learn python? What would I need to learn to start creating in unity?

Sorry if this post is confusing. I'm just lost at where to start.

i know absolutely nothing about coding i wish somebody would point me in the right direction something free of course.

Hey folks at /r/learn_coding!

Recently I’ve become quite invested in the idea of taking an old family playing card game (x2 standard 52 card decks with jokers) and developing it as a computer game.

The game uses a pretty interesting ruleset, and requires 3 players at least. Some things the coding language would need to be capable of:

Math to calculate point totals, The use of 2s and Jokers as wild cards, A new dealer each turn with a priority system for claiming cards based on who dealt the current round, Differing “states of play” during rounds for each player,

The game is quite fun and my mother’s whole side plays, but I’ve never heard of any body else ever playing it which leads me to believe it could very well be a very old tradition passed through my family alone.

I would love to be able to share this game with the world!

I would like to learn Phyton, I currently don't know much about coding/programming besides Tableau/SAS.

Do you know of a good online resource to learn Phyton or get the fundamentals of it?

Also, if you know Phyton, what are some recommendations you could share? Did you experience any hurdles, if so, how did you overcome them?

Any info on Phyton will be greatly appreciated.

I'm looking to develop an app on mobile and I'm getting into cpp for it.

But I now understand that coding is a diverse community in itself. So what I'm wondering is what level of math should I be expected to know so that I can design the user interface and certain features of the app (messaging, camera access, friends lists etc.).

Regards

I have an idea of how code works, but I don't know which language to stick with for my game making needs. I want to make an arcade fighter that runs on the Raspberry Pi Zero that will boot to the game on startup. I want to know of any resources for making an arcade game like this. I can probably dumpster dive and salvage for additional/pricey parts such as screens, buttons, and coin slots.

Hey super noob here. Dropping out of my useless bachelor program bc I want to learn web dev and be doing real work in less than a year with more flexibility. I don’t have lots of money to put down on school (or really any), but my spouse has a job that’ll get us by. Has anyone heard good/bad things about Lambda School?

There are online tutorials. But I'm thinking also of going to community college. Any thoughts?

The game being a 2d orbital rts at its simplest, a very basic look overall.

How difficult would something like that be to learn how to do