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how long to learn one programming language ?

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RE: how long to learn one programming language ?

#21
Udemy courses or codeacadamy would be a good place to start I guess. What programming language are you trying to get into?

RE: how long to learn one programming language ?

#22
0.5 years for a noob
2 years for a pro
all over 3 years is masterclass Smile

but it also depends on which

RE: how long to learn one programming language ?

#23
The trick is to look at the big picture and then fill in the details later. Know what you're trying to accomplish in broad strokes. The language is moot, having a familiarity with what libraries are available is handy though (for example, machine learning in python, or serving web content via node.js). Even full time developers like me just stackoverflow for specific syntax and tactics all day long, the main thing is getting familar with strategies, patterns, and overall design.

RE: how long to learn one programming language ?

#24
well dont be like me and start on java its so hard

RE: how long to learn one programming language ?

#25
I don't really know.
It just took me some time of watching Youtube videos, stackoverflow, etc.
I learned as I went

RE: how long to learn one programming language ?

#26
you can learn the basics in a few weeks if you really want

RE: how long to learn one programming language ?

#27
I reccomend learning the OG "C", it can be a great link to any other languages if you get the basics down pat

RE: how long to learn one programming language ?

#28
yeah probably but anyway who cares bro like what does it change anyways its all a scam

RE: how long to learn one programming language ?

#29
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RE: how long to learn one programming language ?

#30
Basically i learned LUA by 3 years , and that was amazing experience , i think this is one of the best languages, its real "flexable" (can be used for big amount of things)

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