What are some good websites that teach beginner level coding?

https://www.kodewithklossy.com/

Seriously though

https://automatetheboringstuff.com/

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>>60183133
Personally I find it easier just finding a pdf of the programming language books and following along with the exercises.

Code academy or some shit
If you have an android phone search up SoloLearn on the play store

>>60183498
Has anyone actually tried SoloLearn? Is it gud?

>meme academies
lel
read a book or read documentation.

https://learnyouahaskell.com/

read a book

>>60184508
It is good, it forces you to think.

>>60185130
How so? What course did you take?

>>60184546
>school education
Kek
Read a book

>>60185220
>he "learned" python on Khan Academeme

lol, i'd be mad too.

Codecademy + FreeCodeCamp + that one fucking website that gives tests on shit.

Also when going through something have the documentation open to refer to.

Make little projects here and there.

>>60185200
It doesn't spoon feed you the answers and requires a certain amount of skill,C++ but is most likely the C++11 STD ISO.