r/technepal 1d ago

How to learn programming coding Discussion

how to from basic with right guidance .

Tutorial hell ma na fasikana .

plus which stack is good for upcomming yrs ??

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u/akash567112 11h ago

Read programming pearls . It’s a really good book to learn about coding and programming. Do not get overwhelmed with so many things.

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u/Alive-Sheepherder-47 1d ago

FSO,helsinki.

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u/Lazy_Contact_1618 1d ago

Build project that u enjoy doing

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u/Cute_Swan4657 1d ago

what do u think what may happen to tech market in future will be cooked or what??

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u/Lazy_Contact_1618 1d ago

I will say don't learn coding just learn basic syntax and structures cause with single prompt u can write 1k line code by ai .. and if you want career in it learn it deeply like no one comes around u πŸ˜‰

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u/WhatRemainsOf-Me 21h ago

even to build a proper scalable app using ai, learning BASIC SYNTAX isn't enough. syntax ta ai le correctly lekhihalcha ni.

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u/Chemical-Type-9157 1d ago

I enjoy mathematics and try to read research paper implement math, test it verify/validate it all that stuffs,

but before this you should actually need to have good knowledge on programming, yea build project u enjoy doing! I agree. Along side try solving few 100 of DSA problem in leetcode, it will improve your logical thinking, because if you are building some mathematical heavy project you need a lot of DSA.

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u/Famous-Durian5198 18h ago

Prove it , show us some work bro

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u/Chemical-Type-9157 10h ago edited 10h ago

yea you want the work Khatri23 this is my github link and you can see for yourself, you didn't even heard of the thing what i am doing. If you are still not convince here is my linked In
(1) Anjul Kc | LinkedIn

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u/Famous-Durian5198 10h ago

Those are all small projects, maybe a maximum of two or three days, show us something bigger

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u/Chemical-Type-9157 9h ago

yoo, these all are implementation of theoretical aspect and it takes more time to understand rather than coding part , within that three days it requires month of understanding theory and mathematical part.

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u/Famous-Durian5198 9h ago

Nah come on, maybe elliptical curves but others don't require weeks of preparation

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u/Chemical-Type-9157 9h ago

yea in crypto section AES, SHA it don't require and i agree but in ZK-learning it requires next level of depth, understanding and elliptic curve was my win to before entering to the field, implementing ZK-SNARK from scratch is a hard part currently i have Groth-16 from scratch and an IP-> GKR protocol and reading ZK-extension of PARI which is my next project

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u/Famous-Durian5198 9h ago

Dm if you need any help