Solidarity codes and there functionality

[beebaa1]

Hello everyone currently i have watched 3 hours of tutorial video here i want to mention that i dont have any background of coding but at this stage i am unable to understand, i want to ask that where can i find all codes and there functionality like for example purpose of () , [ ] {} these and all other codes if any one can help me i will be very thankful

[alymurtazamemon]

@beebaa1 There are many free tutorials available on youtube and on the internet. But in order to learn the basics of programming, you need to decide what you want to do in the future?

I am supposing that you want to pursue your career in web2 and web3, for that reason I would suggest you start the basic programming with Javascript. I will help you in web2 and also this course is all in Solidity and Javascript.

here is the link to the Freecodecamp javascript course that teaches from start, it will help you a lot https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/javascript-algorithms-and-data-structures/

You should also check the Freecodecamp youtube channel where you will find more similar stuff.

Let me know if you need anything else.

[beebaa1]

Thanks bro for help brother i want to learn solidity development but i don't have developer background so can you tell me that if i start directly from solidity will it be ok or should i start from JavaScript...?

[alymurtazamemon]

@beebaa1 You can directly go with Solidity, but I would suggest at least learning the basics of programming from the above-given link and then continuing this course. Patric is covering everything but in order to understand that you should be familiar with the basics.

[beebaa1]

ok, brother now I want to ask that I am switching to javascript because I personally think this is batter for solidity but can you tell me that is javascript batter for solidity or should I learn c++ or python ...?

[alymurtazamemon]

JavaScript

[mattjaf]

() tuples []array {}dictionary at least in python

https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/v0.8.14/

[TradMod]

First of all I don't think so anyone with no coding background should try to learn solidity and web3 development. Web3 is built on the top of web2. So learning web2 and then web3 will be great.
Anyway, I think you should atleast take CS50x course. That will give you a good CS background 🤙🏻

[beebaa1]

brother what is CS50X ...?

[TradMod]

Cs50x is Havard University's Computer Science course created gor non-IT students. Its on of the best online course available on the internet. You should take it. Watch the course, leave the assignments (assignments are very hard so I don't recommend you to take the them).
The course is very beginner frindly it will teach you some basic C, python, html, css & JavaScript and most importantly Data Structures, Algorithms & Cryptography.
Highly recommended you to take that course brother. Its available on youtube and also on the Cs50x website

[mattjaf]

its available on edX

[beebaa1]

Cs50x is Havard University's Computer Science course created gor non-IT students. Its on of the best online course available on the internet. You should take it. Watch the course, leave the assignments (assignments are very hard so I don't recommend you to take the them). The course is very beginner frindly it will teach you some basic C, python, html, css & JavaScript and most importantly Data Structures, Algorithms & Cryptography. Highly recommended you to take that course brother. Its available on youtube and also on the Cs50x website

brother thank you so much....god bless you...