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Chungus- Is Anaconda your first ever programming language you have done? I can't imagine that you technophile types here don't know more than a little something of software coding. Is that bad conjecture on my part?

In my lifetime I never learned a single coding language. At this point is it even possible for old dogs to learn programming? I'm not an idiot; even if I ask some dumb questions. It would be nice to understand what I'm reading if handed some code. Even better yet, it'd be fun to help contribute to a project. I suspect it's like learning a foreign language.

I'm just musing and should probably stay in my lane and stick to what I'm good at.

GHOST 2y ago

Everyone says it but it works. Use ChatGPT to learn the code you want to learn.

Enter the prompt or something similar: act as a tutor. Give me a lesson plan starting from zero to learn (code you want). Include a timeline and a list of resources. I can devote (x time, x number of days a week) to learn.

Whatever it gives you ask for a day by day breakdown etc.

Read the resources, learn the syntax. Each concept you get introduced to ask the AI to suggest a practice problem that uses X concepts. Etc repeat

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bevo 2y ago

I have been using chat gbt and it is a great recourse. Seems to be on point to the question most times as opposed to google which then you have to visit numerous sites and read a bunch before finding the answer. Speeds things up 100 fold

MainStreetChungus 2y ago

💡 nice never thought of that !

bevo 2y ago

It works