I guess been a female in tech world both hardware and software could be difficult, in some cases.

I don't have any degree or any higher institution qualifications, but I can read and write. Nobody is perfect,

I have never been to any computer learning center before but I don't know how I develop love for tech and programing.

I can operate and do almost most online activities.
I can use software and even solve most of some difficult problem in computer etc.

I want to become a programmer.
My question is as someone without any knowledge of Corel draw, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft office or word. Or any graphical knowledge of most common computer softwares.

Is it possible for me to become a programmer ?
Where do I start from?
And I don't have any pc.
What is your advice for me?
Which programming language can I start studying?

Which websites or book can make me become a successful lady programmer?

First you have to start behaving like a computer. What I mean is be logical in most things you do. You will appreciate this when you get to the "if, else, while" part of your programming class

Yohans:
I also a newbie sha but if you want to start with python you can go to py4e.com and you can download a PDF on python programming language and you can also download the full course video on youtube. Just search for python for everybody on youtube, it's a 13 hour video by Charles Severence. Then you can also start learning on freecodecamp, w3school etc.

wow you're an angel thank you for the help.

DispatcherLagos:
First you have to start behaving like a computer. What I mean is be logical in most things you do. You will appreciate this when you get to the "if, else, while" part of your programming class

I don't really understand you but thanks alot

Beey3026:
wow you're an angel thank you for the help.

You're welcome,sha let's wait for the experts to help you with some word of advice.

Beey3026:
I don't really understand you but thanks alot

you are welcome. The day you understand my comment is the day you've become a programmer

DispatcherLagos:
you are welcome. The day you understand my comment is the day you've become a programmer

I can't wait sir

Yohans:

You're welcome,sha let's wait for the experts to help you with some word of advice.

ok

Beey3026:
ok

You can check for tensazangetsu20's thread on how I would go about learning programming if I was to start today (2021/2022).
Also try freecoursesite.com and you will get udemy courses with videos for free.

Yohans:
You can check for tensazangetsu20's thread on how I would go about learning programming if I was to start today (2021/2022).
Also try freecoursesite.com and you will get udemy courses with videos for free.

ok let me give it a try

Experiment first, then decide. Get a laptop and try out freecodecamp.org and Mozilla developer network. You need at least 3-6 months of constant practice.

Programming requires a certain way of thinking, stone cold dedication & ability to keep abreast of current knowledge trends. If you see its something you can handle, put your mind to it, everyone started from somewhere. Someone posted on nl how a 65year old man picked up python to complete a project.

SKhanmi:
Experiment first, then decide. Get a laptop and try out freecodecamp.org and Mozilla developer network. You need at least 3-6 months of constant practice.

Programming requires a certain way of thinking, stone cold dedication & ability to keep abreast of current knowledge trends. If you see its something you can handle, put your mind to it, everyone started from somewhere. Someone posted on nl how a 65year old man picked up python to complete a project.

absolutely incredible tnx

Checkout havard CS50 and mit opencourseware introduction to computer science and programming

Beey3026:
I guess been a female in tech world both hardware and software could be difficult, in some cases.

I don't have any degree or any higher institution qualifications, but I can read and write. Nobody is perfect,

I have never been to any computer learning center before but I don't know how I develop love for tech and programing.

I can operate and do almost most online activities.
I can use software and even solve most of some difficult problem in computer etc.

I want to become a programmer.
My question is as someone without any knowledge of Corel draw, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft office or word. Or any graphical knowledge of most common computer softwares.

Is it possible for me to become a programmer ?
Where do I start from?
And I don't have any pc.
What is your advice for me?
Which programming language can I start studying?


Which websites or book can make me become a successful lady programmer?

Which kind of language do you want to start learning or which kind of programmer do you want to become.
Website developers
Android Application developer
IOS Application developer
Desktop Application developer
Web Application developer.
Get a good laptop at least 8 GIG and 250 GIG SSD

Beey3026:
I guess been a female in tech world both hardware and software could be difficult, in some cases.

I don't have any degree or any higher institution qualifications, but I can read and write. Nobody is perfect,

I have never been to any computer learning center before but I don't know how I develop love for tech and programing.

I can operate and do almost most online activities.
I can use software and even solve most of some difficult problem in computer etc.

I want to become a programmer.
My question is as someone without any knowledge of Corel draw, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft office or word. Or any graphical knowledge of most common computer softwares.

Is it possible for me to become a programmer ?
Where do I start from?
And I don't have any pc.
What is your advice for me?
Which programming language can I start studying?

Which websites or book can make me become a successful lady programmer?

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Good intention. Programming is an interesting adventure; just be dedicated. You will be glad you did.

What inspires you to want to learn programming? From your write up, seems you don't known what you want.

You need tenacity, Google and most importantly, passion. And believe you me, every other thing shall be added unto it.

A mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge.

George RR Martin.

You need to read like 5 good programming books.

Start with x for dummies, then yyy for absolute beginners, then zzz for beginners.

This will take you 10 weeks. Read the books twice.

Then, you need to know 'why' you want to code. For quick money? For a career? Hobby? Business?

After the books, go see silicon Valley series to get an idea of startups and how much time programming will eat and how much it'll transform your lifestyle.

Have an adventure!

DispatcherLagos:
you are welcome. The day you understand my comment is the day you've become a programmer

She never started,
Hopefully she will.

By the time you want to make some decisions in your life and you started thinking in "if...else" "while" "do..while" "for" eheeehh una don enter am

Ovaltine:
A mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge.

George RR Martin.

You need to read like 5 good programming books.

Start with x for dummies, then yyy for absolute beginners, then zzz for beginners.

This will take you 10 weeks. Read the books twice.

Then, you need to know 'why' you want to code. For quick money? For a career? Hobby? Business?

After the books, go see silicon Valley series to get an idea of startups and how much time programming will eat and how much it'll transform your lifestyle.

Have an adventure!

Boss, Happy New year.

@OP Hug this comment tightly. By the time you're through with the above you would know if programming is what you want to dive into or not.

Enesth:



Boss, Happy New year.

Happy New year Miss