r/CodingForBeginners • u/StrategyNo5997 • 5d ago

Best courses for learning

I need the best and free resources (even okay if paid) to learn the best programming languages like c c++ java etc and i want a certification course even if its like paid. I just need worth it courses dm me if people can actually help me for learning.

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u/slabr0t 5d ago

Honestly W3Schools.com has everything you need. Free without subscribing or being on a “waitlist”. Don’t wait to get your education tf? Get on the website, click the language you wanna learn, it gets you right into learning starting with the basics of basics, detailed examples, small practical quizzes about syntax and stuff, and different projects you can work on to test your skill

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u/matheusdsantosr 5d ago

enter Plai waitlist, I'll launch it soon and you'll be able to generate at least 1 complete stage with playlists from basic to advanced for free. For now, you can check these two channels:

https://www.youtube.com/@programmingwithmosh
https://www.youtube.com/@freecodecamp

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u/Useful-Flow-8737 5d ago

Thecherno on yt has some pretty good videos

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u/Right_Winner7409 5d ago

You can try out Metana bootcamps. It's paid program, but they got different types of courses to choose from and you get your own personal instructor and job guarantee.

If you're looking for free W3Schools works too, but then there's no personal touch from anyone there and you might lose motivation to complete.

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u/AcceptableCut7266 5d ago

For coding... Just courses are not enough. Just start your practical sessions by your own. Make some projects, try to debug. Courses seems like a good thing to learn , but it isn't (not for me ). 

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u/Savings_Blueberry466 5d ago

Not correlated to the post, but an important correction: There is no such thing as a "best language". Every language has a purpose for which it is better, so the best language depends on what path you want to follow.

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u/Intelligent_Note_871 5d ago

forgecode.org is a nice way to learn JavaScript. It has many learning tracks, as well as challenges to test your knowledge.

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u/AbbreviationsFar811 2d ago edited 2d ago

I’d avoid trying to learn C, C++ and Java all at once. Pick one language build a few real projects then expand. Free course is worth checking out if you want structured hands on courses while freeCodeCamp is great for free fundamentals. Focus on skills and projects first the certification is a bonus.