How To Learn Programming Language

As a programmer one thing you should always keep in mind is that programming is not a typical subject that you can learn in your college syllabus or by making some programs listed on the internet for decades.

Programming is a set of instructions that produce various kinds of output. As a learner of any programming language you should have enough motivation, interest, and discipline. If you are open to gain new knowledge and ready to practice the skills then you will succeed in learning that language.

Pick up the right Programming Language for your work

In computer programming language includes many language such as Javascript, SQL, Python, C++, Java, Php, Ruby etc. Each of these language has its specific applications.

Maters in the basics of that Programming Language

Most aspiring programmers  rush through the fundamental and head straight for the advanced programming concepts. Probably they assume that the basics concepts will waste their precious time.

Choose the right tool

Software mainly includes IDEs, compilers, debuggers, build tools, interface generators, text editors and more. However, the tools you needs depends on the type of programming language you want to learn.

Code as you learn

Make your learning process active rather than passive. Start juggling with the lines of code as you learn. Do not just sit back and watch tutorials or read notes hoping to implement what you are learning later. You will encounter many roadblocks that will be forcing you to go back and start learning again.

The earlier you start trying out what you are learning, the faster you will learn. In fact, your coding environment should be running concurrently as you learn. The most recommended way of learning is to build a project as you read through the learning material. This way you will be able to learn faster and in a systematic way.

Utilize online resources

There are plenty of online resources that you can use to accelerate the learning process. These resources come in different forms. They can be online tutorials, textbooks, and even online forums. If you feel that you are not understanding a certain concept, simply log into a trustworthy forum and ask members the question. You will be surprised by the plenty of answers that you will get. Video platforms such as YouTube can demonstrate for you how to arrive at a solution.

Code for a reason

Coding requires patience and time, if you think, you can learn it within a week and become a charm then you are fooling yourself. The more regularly you learn to code and practice the more likely it is that you’ll start developing skills and get frequent at using syntax. But the problem is, who follow this philosophy and wordings and who has that much time between working full­time, seeing family, friends and life admin. When are you supposed to sit down and practice this “daily coding”?

Take part in some coding challenges

When you are learning alone – the process may seem boring, but think of finding a like-minded people, or rather a community of people taking part in a challenge. There are challenges like 100HoursofCode, 100DaysOfCode, EastCanCode, CodeChef, Coderbyte and many others all over the web.