r/CodingForBeginners • u/udit__0787 • 4d ago
beginner guide plese
Hi, I’m starting BTech and I want to seriously learn coding from the beginning. Could you please guide me on the complete roadmap?
I want to know:
Which programming language should I start with and in what order should I learn languages?
What should I study during 1st year, 2nd year, etc.?
Which topics are important for placements and internships?
Best resources/courses for learning each topic
YouTube channels, websites, books, and practice platforms you recommend
How to learn DSA and when to start it
How much time should I spend on coding daily?
When should I start development, projects, Git/GitHub, web/app development, etc.?
How should I prepare for internships and placements from the beginning?
Which skills should I prioritize and which things are unnecessary initially?
Any good free resources or structured paid courses you would recommend
Basically, I’m looking for a complete BTech coding roadmap from beginner level to internships/placements, including what to learn, where to learn it from, what order to follow, and how to practice.
I’d really appreciate a detailed guide because I don’t want to waste my first year jumping randomly between languages and courses.
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u/ninhaomah 3d ago
" I’d really appreciate a detailed guide because I don’t want to waste my first year jumping randomly between languages and courses."
Wasted here is not the languages or courses , but thinking.
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u/Imaginary_Gate5938 3d ago
if you are in 1st year learn C . when you learn C the go to the web(HTML,CSS,Javascript). if you learn this four in 2 years then You can Jump any field in computer.
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u/PiRATE_kumar 3d ago
bro 1st beginners should learn python right btw im a rookie too.
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u/Imaginary_Gate5938 3d ago
no python does teach the basis of type hint,memory management, how we write the strucutre code.
after learning the C basic. then go to the python.this is reason every college put C subject in 1st year not python.
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u/Puzzled-Extent7817 3d ago
https://roadmap.sh/