If you need learning resources, we’ve curated several guides you can check out: (Let me add a Step 0: accept that everyone learns differently).Ĭountless more detailed answers elaborating steps 1 & 2 already exist on the web, but the common answer to step one is to learn Python or Ruby as your first language (don’t get too hung up on the language, you’ll never get started). As much as I’d like to say there’s a one-size fits all method to learning how to code, there really isn’t. If you have not, or if you somehow think I have something new to say and want to hear it anyway (I don’t), here is a short and pretty much pointless answer (I shall give it a SEO-friendly click-bait name: “3 Steps to Becoming a Programmer”): No doubt you’ve already googled something along those lines and read enough articles/answers to the point where you’re sick of the “standard” advice. These are common questions asked everyday by beginners who are eager to learn how to code. “What’s the best way to learn how to code?”

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