How do I bridge the gap between learning and doing.

Question

I know I’m not fully ready to jump into programming yet, but I want to practice what I’m learning here by actually coding, and I want to ask where I can start?

Answer 1

Hi! Hello World! 🌍
Since you have a free account not about Pro or Max, you have limited ability to run the code 🔐 directly in the lesson itself and there is no opportunity to solve additional problems. I would recommend that you decide on a programming language, download and install a code editor or anything integrated development environment (IDE) on your additional device (computer or laptop) and retype code examples from the lessons there and run it.
If you want to study only on a mobile device at first (if it’s an Android), download and install the Pydroid3 APK program (for the Python language 🐍) or Cxxdroid for C/C++ languages. Jvdroid - for Java.
if you have an apple 🍏 - look for similar programs yourself.
As a last resort, the same application has a coding section </> where you can create, save and run your own codes.

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Answer 2

By the way, I found a universal program for you that I think will satisfy all your coding needs on a mobile phone: 👇

<Dcoder>
Dcoder is an integrated development environment for mobile devices on Android and iOS, and there's also a web version. It features a compiler, debugger, a customizable interface, and supports over 35 languages ​​(including Python). Despite being a mobile IDE, it features syntax highlighting, autocompletion, and tools for working with files (in the cloud or locally).

A distinctive feature of Dcoder is that users can complete programming tasks. This is especially useful for beginners. Projects are stored in the cloud, so you can work from different devices, and the app takes up less than 6 MB. However, there is a downside: Dcoder requires internet access.