Learning the basics of computers and coding?

https://g.sicp.me/books/

>>60632549

Look up Derek Banas tutorials on youtube. Start with C/C++ and move to Java. He explains fast so remember to pause at will and even google out what the lines do. Take notes on paper (yes, on fucking paper!).

Thats it. Best advice you ever got.

start by learning C++

Best way to learn

Start with Java. It's the most powerful programming language in the world.

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>>60632549

>>60632549
The gentooman's library is a good start. In all honesty, just find a topic you want to learn and you will eventually learn other stuff due to osmosis and shit. Learn how to use google and ask >>>/g/dpt if you have any questions about programming.

>>60632549
donald knuth - the art of programming

This is good thread to ask one question I have been trying to answer for past 3 years.

>Where is the definition of "int main" for gcc/C on linux defined
In windows entry point is int WINAPI winMain(..)
Why int main in gcc/C takes only two arguments

>>60635362
Gentooman is 35 GB. Don't overload yourself with too many resources.
There are standard most used books for every topic.
Just go to Amazon.com
search a topic. In most case the most rated book and the oldest book is the best choice.

Start learning the basics of computers before you start programming. It would be embarrassing knowing Java but not knowing what a CPU is.

>>60638020
That's why it's called the Gentoomen library and not the Gentoomen reading list.