Learning to code with just a library book felt different
When I first tried coding, I used a book from the library. Today, new coders have tons of online guides and videos, which can be confusing. What's your go-to way to start learning without getting lost?
What's your starting point these days? I always swore by books too, but free video tutorials actually kept me from quitting early on. They showed me the messy parts books sometimes clean up.
Totally get what you mean, @quinn327. I started keeping a notebook right next to me to scribble down the messy steps they show. It turns that lonely confusion into a plan.
Honestly, my friend tried learning from a book and got totally stuck on one step. Then she watched a video where the person messed up the same part and had to redo it. Seeing that normal mistake is what finally made it click for her.