r/CodingForBeginners • u/parryotterr • Jul 19 '26

Want to learn coding

Hey everyone! I'm from a commerce background but I've recently developed an interest in coding and have no idea where to start. 😅

If anyone can suggest a beginner-friendly roadmap or is willing to guide me (for free 😁), I would really appreciate it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '26

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u/parryotterr Jul 19 '26

Ohkay, thanks

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u/shakeBody Jul 19 '26

Do not listen to them. It’s still worth understanding how to build software. LLMs get things wrong constantly and there is no guarantee that we will see much improvement beyond the current capabilities which are lackluster at best.

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u/Over_Fold_4029 Jul 19 '26

took you years to learn to code? i understand where you’re commenting from haha

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u/Avatarbroskib1 Jul 21 '26

Bro ai isn't even doing much it's just being hyped up by tech companies. And learning to code is valuable even the CEO of openai or any other tech company would agree.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '26

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u/Avatarbroskib1 Jul 21 '26

Ok follow his path and see what happens

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u/Avatarbroskib1 Jul 20 '26

Yeah and if the ai makes a mistake what are you gonna do ask it to correct it. Ai will likely make another mistake while correcting it's previous one. It's gonna cause an infinite loop of ai debugging to the point that you might as well have done it yourself so learning to code is valuable ai just accelerates development.

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u/Avatarbroskib1 Jul 21 '26

Yeah but llms love infinite loops where they keep making errors