oh, i did research with matlab. then i tried to get into C, but I can't understand inheritance and classes. i just need to study more 8-)
i am not coding right now. maybe in the future!
Well, coding is not easy, especially at the beginning. You have to have good sources to learn from, and know what to search for when you google about some things you want to know about. And the hard part is reading same thing over and over again until you understand it :) So if it's too overwhelming or stressing for you, then you should probably do something that makes you feel more productive. Although I can tell you one thing: Evey learning process is hard, but if you get over it, you can finally say you earned that power, that knowledge, and a whole world reveals in front of you :)
thanks for the reply. i actually have a brilliant app. it's called learn java. it's free, and it's got progress tests, and also gives certificates upon completion.
you may want to try it out, it's brilliant.
there's a new version of it too, called sololearn.
Hey :) Sounds good, although I'm not into learning java at the moment, but I'll keep that in mind. More important is for you to start coding again right? :P So what are you waiting for? :)
oh, i did research with matlab. then i tried to get into C, but I can't understand inheritance and classes. i just need to study more 8-)
i am not coding right now. maybe in the future!
Well, coding is not easy, especially at the beginning. You have to have good sources to learn from, and know what to search for when you google about some things you want to know about. And the hard part is reading same thing over and over again until you understand it :) So if it's too overwhelming or stressing for you, then you should probably do something that makes you feel more productive. Although I can tell you one thing: Evey learning process is hard, but if you get over it, you can finally say you earned that power, that knowledge, and a whole world reveals in front of you :)
thanks for the reply. i actually have a brilliant app. it's called learn java. it's free, and it's got progress tests, and also gives certificates upon completion.
you may want to try it out, it's brilliant.
there's a new version of it too, called sololearn.
Hey :) Sounds good, although I'm not into learning java at the moment, but I'll keep that in mind. More important is for you to start coding again right? :P So what are you waiting for? :)
all my free time goes into steemit 8-)