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OMG im a IT student but i am not good in programming!!
can i ask some question how to be a good programmer?????
plss answer my question

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Member Avatar for Nick Evan

OMG im a IT student but i am not good in programming!!

OMG I'm a moderator here at Daniweb and I'm reasonably good in programming!

can i ask some question how to be a good programmer?????

Sure, go ahead!

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Member Avatar for phoenix911

haha

rule 1: never learn code out your head
rule 2: think logically
rule 3: practice...

Member Avatar for Fbody

When you program, you communicate with the computer and other programmers. Learning to organize your thoughts logically and communicate effectively will help alot.

My first piece of advice:

OMG im a IT student but i am not good in programming!!
can i ask some question how to be a good programmer?????
plss answer my question

This does not qualify as logically organized thought or effective communication.

Ask a real question, you may get a real answer.

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OMG im a IT student but i am not good in programming!!
can i ask some question how to be a good programmer?????
plss answer my question

Capping OMG and using a lot of question marks and exclamation marks is not a good start =(

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Member Avatar for MosaicFuneral

rule 1: never learn code out your head

Wtf?

Member Avatar for phoenix911

its no point learning to code a certain program out of ur head... just learn how it works

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He means "Never write code straight into your editor (from out of your head) without first writing it on paper and desk checking it."

Member Avatar for Stefano Mtangoo

Here is what i have found on my journey:
1. Choose language of your choice (Some are easy ad others are not for faint hearted)
2. Check the basics (Tutorials are best to start you up)
3.Practice the baiscs to get the taste
4. Go for advanced theories
5. practice the advanced stuffs learned
6. Think of a small project to do (Anything useful)
7. Join or start a big project (Open/closed source if it is your own or whatever you decide)
8. keep learning new things
Warning:
1. Once started, never give up, just pause and rest once boggled ;)
2. Try to solve it yourself before you seek for help
3. You should have major languages as toolbox can't have only spanner
4. Don't try to be expert in everything in programming world, there you will end up knowing nothing. So be sober in your learning, with modesty
For more info, check out my signature ;)

Hope it helps

Member Avatar for wasimmalik

never start writing code directly do paper work
and the best thing that i do is dry run programs on paper
this help alot u in understanding the actual flow and logic program.
after so practice you would have complete compiler in ur mind.
Programing is learned by practice
start from very basics.and learn from examples then start modifying that code and try to make something from exisiting code.you will learn in this way alot.

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