Thank you, I tried to learn a bit by looking video on UA-cam, but I have quite a hard time to just keep going.. I will look to the book you recommended and hopefully get something cool out of it. Also, what do you think of programming games like "The Farmer Was Replaced"? So far I like it, and I think I learn quite well, but I might do a bit too much if statement 😅
Hi, so yeah it's a great book you must read. About the game I haven't played it myself but if you are learning by writing code that's a good thing. Just make sure it also teaches you how to deal with errors and finding bugs in your code. These things are also very important. The best thing you can do is think of an app or game idea and code it out while making mistakes, and learning in the process. This will challenge you overall, and make you better. Start simple if you are a beginner and then move forward. Make sure you are able to implement OOP approaches such as inheritance etc if you are building complex apps.
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Thank you, I tried to learn a bit by looking video on UA-cam, but I have quite a hard time to just keep going.. I will look to the book you recommended and hopefully get something cool out of it.
Also, what do you think of programming games like "The Farmer Was Replaced"?
So far I like it, and I think I learn quite well, but I might do a bit too much if statement 😅
Hi, so yeah it's a great book you must read. About the game I haven't played it myself but if you are learning by writing code that's a good thing. Just make sure it also teaches you how to deal with errors and finding bugs in your code. These things are also very important. The best thing you can do is think of an app or game idea and code it out while making mistakes, and learning in the process. This will challenge you overall, and make you better. Start simple if you are a beginner and then move forward. Make sure you are able to implement OOP approaches such as inheritance etc if you are building complex apps.