Code breaker

1. Pick a language   with a purpose. Before you start learning code for the first time or continue your education, you should have a clear understanding of what you want to learn and why you want to learn it. Do you prefer developing games to developing websites? Think about data science. Before choosing a programming language, you should have a goal in mind because different languages have different uses. If you are interested and engaged in the subject, you will have a better understanding of the material and move much more quickly. 2. Start learning the fundamentals. Start at the bottom and work your way up once you've chosen a language to learn. Even though you might be tempted to enroll in intermediate courses or try taking multiple classes at once, it is best to master the fundamentals before moving on. You run the risk of making mistakes when you skip over the fundamentals of programming, which will become apparent as you progress through more challenging readings. After th...