If I was a beginner learning to code, I would learn Python.

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The creator provides a step-by-step guide for beginners to learn Python, including recommended resources like GitHub repositories, YouTube courses, and a visualization tool. He emphasizes the importance of building personal projects to gain practical coding experience.

Structure

1Introduction to Python as a beginner language
2Recommendation of a 30-day learning roadmap
3Suggestion of a comprehensive YouTube course
4Introduction to a code visualization tool
5Emphasis on building personal projects
6Examples of advanced projects to pursue

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If I was a beginner learning to code, I would learn Python. It's the easiest language to pick up, it's in high demand, and this is everything I would do. First, go to this GitHub repository called 30 Days of Python. It gives you a full roadmap from setting up Python to understanding how everything works. You should also watch this full course by Programming with Mosh on YouTube, he's the go-to for Python. While doing this, I would use this website called PythonTutor.com. It helps you learn what each line of code does visually, and I don't know about you, but that would help me learn so much faster. Now the only way to actually learn to code is by building something yourself. So go to this repository called Python Mini Projects and pick out three to five projects to build yourself over a few weeks. As you get more and more advanced, you can build up more complicated things, like the sentiment analysis script with deep learning from this tutorial, or a face recognition app with OpenCV. Good luck and follow for more.