Need suggestions

Question

What coding languages do i learn and for what purpose?

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I need to know either some python/html projects, or new coding languages to learn. It doesn't need to be a coding language with a COURSE on Sololearn, but it has to be in the sololearn compilers.

Answer 1

Yaroslav Vernigora Kind of for fun but i want to be software engineer or game developer some day

Answer 2

Hello! You don't know why you're learning programming languages?

In what side of programming you want to grow up?

Some mini python projects for beginners are:
1.Dice Roll Simulator
2.Guess the number game
3.Random password generator
4.Binary search
5.Tic-Tac-Toe
6.Rock Paper Scissor game in Python
7.Python Story Generator
8.Photo manipulation in Python.

https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/python-projects-for-beginners/

Top 10 Projects For Beginners To Practice HTML and CSS Skills

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/css/top-10-projects-for-beginners-to-practice-html-and-css-skills/?ysclid=mgtzw8gllq174387069

Answer 3

To become a software engineer, be prepared to learn:
Engineering training is carried out in various types of higher technical educational institutions. The curriculum for a software engineer is designed for 4-5-6 years, if we are talking about bachelor's, specialist, and master's degrees, respectively, and consists of three cycles of academic disciplines:

general scientific - higher mathematics, physics, chemistry, economics, philosophy, etc.;

general engineering - descriptive geometry and drafting, materials science, electrical engineering, computer science, etc.;

special — discrete mathematics, algorithms and data structures, system programming, network technologies, circuit design, etc.

After graduating from a higher technical educational institution, a person acquires a set of knowledge and skills that allow them to solve non-standard problems in the future. Most importantly, a person acquires the ability and skill to learn on their own, which is an essential characteristic for a software engineer.

Answer 4

Create Games:

Web games:
HTML5(GDevelop)
https://html5gamedevelopment.com/

Phaser game engine
https://phaser.io

For PC:

Engines:
- Unity(C#)
- Cryengine V(C++)
- Unreal engine 4(C++)(for pc, vr, playstations)

Java:
- JMonkey Game Engine
https://jmonkeyengine.org/
- LibGDX

JavaScript:
- Construct 2 Engine

Python:
- RenPy(2D)
- PyGame
https://pygame.org
- Panda 3D
https://www.panda3d.org/

CopperCube6-is a full-featured 3D game engine.No programming needed(& JavaScript for advanced). Create 3D games and apps quickly.Includes terrain editor,low poly modelling tools,3D models,precreated game AI,effects and more.

Gamemaker(only 2D,without PL)

2D engines for beginners:
- Stencyl
- RPG-maker
- Ink - free addition for Unity(html,C#)
- GameMaker Studio2(paid 100$,drag&drop)

The Easiest Game Engines Ever:

Flash(Stencyl)
DirectX(Construct Classic)
C(Raylib)
Lua(LOVE 2D)
Haxe(Heaps)

https://code.sololearn.com/Wrx937JGOJ3E/?ref=app

https://code.sololearn.com/WgHz70TTPkfF/?ref=app

Answer 5

Yaroslav Vernigora ty but thats alot of stuff like websites

Answer 6

Do you mean online learning? In any case, you will need feedback at some point when you encounter difficulties in learning. At the very least, you will need a mentor. Alternatively, choose a learning course with feedback.

Answer 7

Even in the simplest case, if you want to become a real programmer, you will not be limited to just knowing the programming language. In addition, you will have to study the types of writing programs (functional and object-oriented programming), data structures, and algorithms. Databases, integrated development environment. The git version control system and many other things. A programmer is not about writing code. This is a comprehensive knowledge of the subject area, a special type of thinking and the ability to see in your mind a ready-made solution to a complex problem.

Answer 8

Yaroslav Vernigora u are seriously dictating me. I know the cost of doing it. I am willing to spend years in college to learn it. I do not care