How to learn to code better Hi, I'm not a compete beginner…
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How to learn to code better
Hi,
I'm not a compete beginner in programming, I know how some python, some C, Cpp and C#. But all my knowledge ends at built in functions of those languages.
When I want to make some actually useful stuff, I know I need libraries or tools for that, but that's were the problems arise.
I have no earthy idea how to use them, except very basic ones. F.e. I wanna learn to code better in Arduino. I started learning the WiFiS3 library, but it's black magic for me. I don't understand what is going on in there, despite reading examples and src files. Asking AI didn't help, it gave vague and sometimes false information. I don't wish to master this library, but to know enough to make some projects.
When it comes the basics of a language, books or tutorials are great for me, but I don't really see those for specific libraries. Some courses or yt videos mention f.e. this WiFiS3 library, but to a very shallow level.
I guess this question isn't about anything specific in coding, but about a general problem I have in this topic.
I'm wondering if anybody has/had the same problem, and could help me with some useful information?
#dev #programming #technology
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Hi,
I'm not a compete beginner in programming, I know how some python, some C, Cpp and C#. But all my knowledge ends at built in functions of those languages.
When I want to make some actually useful stuff, I know I need libraries or tools for that, but that's were the problems arise.
I have no earthy idea how to use them, except very basic ones. F.e. I wanna learn to code better in Arduino. I started learning the WiFiS3 library, but it's black magic for me. I don't understand what is going on in there, despite reading examples and src files. Asking AI didn't help, it gave vague and sometimes false information. I don't wish to master this library, but to know enough to make some projects.
When it comes the basics of a language, books or tutorials are great for me, but I don't really see those for specific libraries. Some courses or yt videos mention f.e. this WiFiS3 library, but to a very shallow level.
I guess this question isn't about anything specific in coding, but about a general problem I have in this topic.
I'm wondering if anybody has/had the same problem, and could help me with some useful information?
#dev #programming #technology
source
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