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If any coders here can point me towards some good resources I can use to quickly learn coding, it would be much appreciated. Trying to find a good paying job that I can work from home from to avoid getting the shot..I work in healthcare atm so that's a no go. I'm starting out with python, and I'm using the mimo app on my phone to get the basics, along with youtube tutorials. Blockchain development interests me greatly since I'm into crypto, but I figured I would learn a basic language first, and get another job before I tackle that. I would say I'm quite disciplined and can dedicate a couple of hours every night to learning.

If any coders here can point me towards some good resources I can use to quickly learn coding, it would be much appreciated. Trying to find a good paying job that I can work from home from to avoid getting the shot..I work in healthcare atm so that's a no go. I'm starting out with python, and I'm using the mimo app on my phone to get the basics, along with youtube tutorials. Blockchain development interests me greatly since I'm into crypto, but I figured I would learn a basic language first, and get another job before I tackle that. I would say I'm quite disciplined and can dedicate a couple of hours every night to learning.

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[–] [deleted] • 3 pts

Once you learn one language and the rules, the practical rules are the same for all languages. Don’t overlook SQL, Visual Basic and C#.

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Sql is the only language that isnt quite the same as the others. Relation database coding is a bit of a different animal from the other languages. I love it, but its definitely a different mindset.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Just learn the nuances of keys and indexes… many people don’t understand the foundation.

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Nested joins to this day sht me. I just don't think that way

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Took me a while. Regular coding just plain makes sense to me. Sql however took some actual time to understand