Best place to learn computer programming?

>>60636469
your sister's ass

I highly suggest the SoloLearn applications for Android and iPhone. They will teach you the basics to get you started. Just check it out for a second. Give it time. Then you will eventually be able to start off on your own.

Take advantage of websites like stackoverflow when something you do doesn't work. Chances are someone tried it before and came up with a solution.

>>60636469
freeCodeCamp
I highly suggest it.

https://functionalcs.github.io/curriculum/
https://github.com/open-source-society/computer-science
yourselfcs.com/


also /r/ing functionalcs guy make an appearance and ANSWER MY FUCKING QUESTIONS ABOUT ZCASH on /prog/ pls n ty

>>60636776
last link supposta b http://teachyourselfcs.com/

>>60636469
>computer programming

???

Well if you want to be a web dev, >>60636643
has the right idea.

Sololearn is also pretty good from what I've used of it, >>60636602 can probably testify to it as well.

Codeacademy might be fine? I never really used it. It seemed fine for what it was.

Are there any languages you want to learn in particular? Do you know what you want to do?

>>60636469
in your mom's spaghetti

>>60637103
Yeah, a web dev.

>>60636602
SoloLearn on tablet gave me good understanding for basics, and I could to it in bath, bed, on the shitter... good stuff.

>>60637164

Alright, if you want to be a web dev do a mix of freeCodeCamp and Sololearn, that's what I did and I can now pull a website out of my ass. I never had to pay a penny to learn any of it.

freeCodeCamp is really the best thing for you though, and it's not too hard. It teaches web development on many levels, and a lot of shit that revolves around it.

>>60636469
In front of the computer