Everyone here is like "Hey which programming language should

Social skills

you don't need any skills, just time and being able to read

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google-fu.

the amount of people/posts that I read that go like:
"I want to learn to code, how do I do that ?"

if you can even get going, coding may not be for you.

basic electronics, boolean stuff
basic calculus and linear algebra
and most importantly, discrete math

you should understand bits, bit-shifting, logical and binary operators (or, and, etc) and there difference
you should have some form of numerical analysis as well in order to understand iterative solutions better

also dont be illiterate and search through bing/jewgle for youre problems

>>59884828
this chart is shit
>says python doesnt have rational number types
>literally has fractions

>>59884780
>people being clueless on something they're clueless on

gee how long did your parents wait man

>>59884876
What a load of bullshit.

You can learn biology without learning chemistry first, but when you get far enough you'll get to a point where you need to learn chemistry. Same thing with programming and math.