Im gonna start to learn programming and I thought the best way would be to write it down on paper rather than typing it in
the examples I mean
did you do this too?
>>54481210
No. Just type them out.
No this is a terrible idea unless you're preparing for whiteboard interviews. Programming is a ton of muscle memory, and you won't know if you're program compiles if it's on paper.
Use an editor like vi/vim/Nano where it doesn't autocorrect like an ide would. That's the equivalent if writing on paper.
>>54481210
come the fuck on op
>>54481294
>>54481279
>>54481220
i was just afraid that the words were going to escape into the void
>>54481210
Pick a language (Python, java, c++) that has a lot of online documentation. Learn some basic tools. Theorize a program you want to write (something simple) and then you can begin writing code. NOT BEFORE. Also, Get a proper editor like Emacs or if you are Linux go with Nano, gedit or vi(m).
>>54481210
follow a book structure and make a project...
make your own todoist or some shit...
>>54481279
Your program
>>54481279
>mfw recently found nano supports synthax highlighting
