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Need some suggestions
1.What is the best way to learn and excel at it?
2.What are some beginners book or resource to start with?
3.Planning to start with C as our intermediate syllabus also includes it.

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Fri Jul 09, 2021 3:35 pm

Need some suggestions
1.What is the best way to learn and excel at it?
2.What are some beginners book or resource to start with?
3.Planning to start with C as our intermediate syllabus also includes it.

Read Tamim Shahriar Subeen's "Computer programming" book.

Programming is just like any basic language that you want to excel in. Start reading books. There are multiple books present online for free. You might think that most programming books and textbooks are out of date, but new ones are still being written, and there are plenty of good, useful ones. Don't undervalue the importance of a book. Start coding by hand. When you code by hand, you gain a better comprehension of grammar and algorithms, as well as a stronger mental connection. This method of learning programming will make your work easier and faster in the future. Moreover, start watching tutorial videos on websites such as YouTube, etc. Have discussions with other people. Whatever you learn, teach to others.
The book I used in the beginning of my learning experience was C Programming Absolute Beginner’s Guide By Greg Perry and Dean Miller.

You'll be able to more readily determine which programming language to learn once you've determined why you want to code. While there is no such thing as the best programming language, some are more user-friendly than others. If you are a beginner, I will recommend starting with learning the concepts of C++. It is not a language frequently used for games and applications development at the moment, but once you get your hands on this language, you can easily learn major languages like Python and Java. To begin your programming adventure, all you need is a computer and internet connectivity, whether you're an adult trying to transition into the tech business, a student looking to learn the latest language or a hobbyist who simply wants to understand how software and services function. Moreover, The sooner you start playing with the code when learning a new subject, the faster you will pick up on the principles. Programming foundations, as simple as they may look at first, must always come first: the better you grasp them, the easier it will be to acquire more sophisticated concepts. Although computer monitors are becoming thinner, hard drives are becoming lighter, and programming languages are becoming more powerful, hand-coding remains one of the most effective ways to learn how to program. Also, do not feel shy to ask for solutions to your problems.
Learning a new language can be hard, being a software engineer have learned more from online resources than my degree. You can easily find videos of many good teachers online.
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The books that I will recommend are
The Self-Taught Programmer: The Definitive Guide to Programming Professionally by Cory Althoff
Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship by Robert C. Martin

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Determine your motivation for coding education.
Select the programming language you want to master first.
Take classes online.
Watch instructional videos.
Learn via books and ebooks.
Make learning to code easier by using the right tools.
Look at other people's coding styles.
finalise your code tasks.