Programming is easy.
Starting to program and program some things is easy enough. You don’t have to be a professional for that.
It used to be difficult to learn how to program, but now there are modern programming tools/languages that will free you from many difficulties and allow you to focus on the task at hand.
Of course, you will need a lot of experience to be a professional in programming. It is clear that you will not become a professional at once. You need some practice. After that, you will be able to do it. You will be able to do what you need.
Almost everyone knows how to use a computer. But only some people have taken the next step and learned to control the computer.
If you use software written by other people, you will always be limited by what those people thought about what you want. Learn to write programs and you will be limited only by your imagination.
Programming will make you more creative, teach you to think more accurately, and teach you to analyze and solve problems logically.
If you want to learn how to program, but there is a question “how?” then for you I have a couple of very simple answers to them.
1.Books are the main source of material for a beginner in any field of activity, of course it is easier to ask a familiar programmer “what it is” and “how it is”, but not all of them have them, so you will have to love this case too.
2.English – you will need to know this language to study literature, because many good books are written in English, of course you can look for translations, but you will often have to face translation curves.
3.Practice – you need to write at least a couple of lines of code every day and in order not to write the same thing every day you need to set a “goal” and this is the most important thing.
Why do you need to be able to program? Each “why” can have its own. But without “why”, everything else is just useless. A good “why” is if you are interested and want to learn, the best “why” is if you need to solve some particular task.
You want to start programming. You have already done something. At least you are reading this text. Many people just want to learn, and they don’t do anything about it. But you have already made some steps towards programming skills.
You have a desire, and I hope you have a “why”. So I hope that you know why you need to be able to program. Because without the “why”, it’s going to be difficult to go on.
Immediately after that the question “what should I program on” follows and there can be a lot of pitfalls and you will of course go on the Internet with this question and there you will be advised by different NSPs, but it is already up to you, I chose for myself a Python NSP as it is very simple and it contains a lot of different modules to enhance the capabilities of this NSP.
What’s next? Now you already have a tool with which you will solve your problem. You have the task itself. Now you have to solve it.
What you can do. Almost everything you may need, especially for such common tasks as, for example, taking information from the site or something to calculate, or any that you have seen implemented, or something similar you have seen implemented – almost everything can be found on the Internet in search.
A very good programmer’s tool is a search on the Internet. I use Google And if I don’t know how to do a specific thing, usually in 1-2 Google queries, I find out how to do it and try to apply it all.
And if you’ve chosen the Python JP, I suggest you read Michael Dawson’s book “Programming on Python”, which is a very good book for “Dummies”.
