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If I had to learn to code from scratch, this is what I'd do differently. I started coding from the age of 11 and the first programming language that I learnt was Perl. You've probably never heard of it, but it was what I used to print Hello World onto the screen. Since then, I've been a software engineer for more than 10 years and if I had to relearn programming today, this is what I'd do differently. By the way, I'd recommend saving this so you don't forget. It goes like this: before you write your first line of code, start with an idea of something that you want to build and it has to be something that you want to use, essentially a project. The reason why this is effective is because, first, it will help you to pick which programming language you should focus on learning. It'll also keep you on track to learn the things that you need rather than the things that you don't need to know and you'll stay motivated throughout because you're building something that you're going to use and something that you can show and talk about with others. If you found this helpful, make sure you follow for more.