What r/learnprogramming is talking about this week

I frequently see people say that you should learn high abstraction languages like Python as your first language because it is shorter code so therefor, less to read/write. Often, the counter...

So in my year 11 programming class, we are using flask and python to create some simple front-end and back-end web development to learn about how databases and stuff work, its not all too...

I'm trying to move beyond just following tutorials and actually build things. I keep hearing that building projects is one of the best ways to learn programming, but sometimes it's hard to figure...

Hi, I know there is a whole section about getting started but my case is a little different so bear with me please I'm 30, thankfully I'm not married yet so I don't have a family to feed right...

Like I get the point that it is a Jupiter notebook and you can have meta data and code separate but why does it need a full on different extension and everything . What happens if I convert the...

Hello everyone, this is basically my ongoing debate with myself and others. I am not a fan of AI and I don't like using it for any purpose. I am currently restarting my development learning...

Hey everyone! I've been learning programming for a bit, and while I understand the syntax, I often struggle with translating that into actual logic and problem-solving steps How did you build your...

I like c++ for its flexible multi paradigm support, wide applications, a decent amount of syntax sugar and a good type and metaprogramming system, but to be fair super precise manual memory...

So I started learning C++, using CLion, but I feel like its a bit bloated. Are there any good c++ IDEs for beginners?

I was using 365 Data Science to learn about what data science and AI are and actually started learning python throught them. Today, I saw they opened their platform for free for a limited time, so...