I just started html & css code academy, and I've never coded before. What am I in for?
Congrats, you are starting a 6th grader course
Good luck
>>52642678
Literally learned html in a week in the summer of fifth grade
>>52642678<a> op is a faggot </a>
>>52642678
>never did any programming
Don't worry, this isn't one.
>>52642678$ node
> !function(){console.log("hello?")}();
hello?
true
> function(){console.log("hello?")}();
...
...
...
> (function(){console.log("hello?")})();
hello?
undefined
>
congratulations OP you're about to learn a bunch of defunct and useless information. i recommend picking up a TI-83 programming book after.
HTML is difficult as hell, start with something easier like assembly language
>>52642678<html>
<head>
<title>OP</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>OP is a faggot</h1>
</body>
</html>
>>52643219
I'd start with brainfuck. Can't get easier than that.
Ridicule. From /g/. Until the thread dies.
>>52642678
>What am I in for?
Learning HTML and CSS, I think that's a misdemeanor.
>>52642678
html/css isn't really "coding" in the programming sense of the word, it's more graphic design than programming a lot of the time
>>52642678
Coding coded codes until you're a coder, mostly.
>>52643157
This
>>52642678
a pretty easy time. if you can't do this then get a job at a petrol station.
>>52642678
You're in for... nothing.
>>52642678
3 hr baby intro course. Do it and move on.
>>52642678
Go find a decent python book, and then move on to C, C#, or C++. Html is the easiest thing there is, it isn't even coding.
>>52642678
A monkey could learn html and CSS. It becomes challenging when you start using javascript and a backend language like python or ruby.
>>52642678
>html/& css
>coding
html (w/ css) is just a markup language used to design sites
I wouldn't even consider that to be coding
go for Python (higher-level; easier to grasp?) or C (lower-lever; great language though)
>>52643288
indeed; only eight commands to learn
>>52642678
I learned it in middle school
Takes a while to get used to and I was a lazy shit back then and I still managed to pass.
If you can read and use a keyboard you'll be fine. Remember, first in last out.
>>52642678
>ITT: nerds who think they're better than some anonymous person on a kawaii board because they had no friends and did HTML instead
