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fygure
9 years ago

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Hi, Fygure here, I am very excited to join this community. I am completely new and wish to learn. Thank you.

-Fyg

bagy
9 years ago

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Welcome :-) Enjoy the community and have fun with the challenges - both have a lot knowledge to offer ;)

fygure
9 years ago

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Yea I first want to learn all about what im getting into.

Help me with a list of what I need to learn before trying these thing?

bagy
9 years ago

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Well if you are really just starting off from ground zero then I would recommend reading a bit on how web pages actually work - e.g. what is HTML, how can you view the source of a page, what makes that little alert/prompt box appear on the challenges (JavaScript) etc.

fygure
9 years ago

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Alright I’ll look into that, I want to read about HTML Javascript and what else? Sorry I just want to know what to study before asking any more

dloser
9 years ago

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Welcome Fygure. :)

You might want to add HTTP to that and perhaps a programming language to your own taste. That should get you started. You can also find some other discussions with more suggestions on this forum. Most important hacker skill: being able to fygure (har har) things out on your own. (Not saying you can’t ask questions, though. ;))

Mugi [Mugiwara27]
9 years ago

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Welcome Fygure ! :)

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fygure
9 years ago

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@dloser, You are saying a programming language of my own taste, Sorry but I dont know what you mean by that. Elaborate (sorry am grade A noob)

dloser
9 years ago

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What I meant is that you should learn to program and therefore find a programming language that you like. You could use JavaScript for that as well, but it’s not necessary.

Mugi [Mugiwara27]
9 years ago

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Python, C++, C….

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fygure
9 years ago

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I read up on some HTML stuff, I think I would try all of them, I assume you purchase the programming thing online correct

Richard Brook [RichardBrook]
9 years ago | edited 9 years ago

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fygure, sign up at codecademy.com, it is FREE, and you learn the most common languages.

A beginner practices until he gets it right, a professional practices until he can’t get it wrong!