Question

Question

Im new , i just wanted to know about coding but where can i use the codes i dont understand where should i write them ?
I feel like it is a stupid question but i want to know how to use what i will learn .
Btw I’m learning python

Answer 1

Later in the course, you will be asked to fix a broken / uncompleted code based on the lesson.

Alternatively, you can create your own code from the Create tab.

Answer 2

Thanks everyone

Answer 3

Ok firstly you need to 🌟 with basic

Answer 4

Not a stupid question at all! 😊 On Sololearn, you can try your Python code in the Playground (look for the little “+” or “Code” button). That’s where you can create a file, type your code, and run it to see the result.
It’s basically like your practice space—so whenever you learn something new in the lessons, hop into the Playground and test it out!

Answer 5

That question exists in the mind every beginner.
In Sololearn you can write code at Create option on every programming language
Where can I use code ?
You can use python code at the Backend of websites , Machines , robots and etc but wait its not your time now continue your lesson for nowadays

Answer 6

Basically, programs (the code itself) are written in text editors designed for this purpose. Or in so-called IDEs (heavier programs with rich functionality). Then, depending on the programming language, they are converted (compiled or interpreted) into executable machine code. Compilable languages include C and C++. Interpreted languages include Python. For example, if you write a program in C++, the compiler can convert it into an executable file with the *. exe or *. com, and you can run this ready-made file in a Windows environment

10 Best Python IDE & Code Editors

https://hackr.io/blog/best-python-ide

Answer 7

In sololearn you can code at the create code section while for somewhere else just search the language you want to use and you'll most probably get the website where its distributed and download the language from there. (Or just search online compilers if you don't want to download at the moment ;⁠)