programming

you think that studying on my own be able to get deep programming skills?

Well..., if I say the truth, I do not know how to program, but..., there are a lot of tutorials, books..., and, somehow you can start with the basic principles and the, developing what you learnt. Even if you want to start a software engineering degree; as I said: first of all you have to have a good base and then..., the future will say!

What do mean by "*deep* programming skills"? :)

Programming is like chess (and lots of other things): studying isn't enough to get skills. It's not school.

You need *lots of serious practice*.

When starting in that, I strongly recommend you to find a way to get classes or somebody to help. There are a lot of subtle things in programming that you would like find a teacher to help you there.

Thank you all, I will get books and videos books have a basis pair and try to be a good programmer

Programming: While it helps to have help, it can be done with a book and, important, practising; do the exercises in the book.

Pick a language which is relatively easy to learn and where you can find plenty of textbooks. JAVA comes to mind, but also consider Python. Get a beginners book first. Once you have learned to use one language, it will be relatively easy to learn others, as most just differ in syntax. It is learning to program that is hard work.

Learn the obvious stuff first. E.g. assignment, creating small functions, conditionals, that sort of thing. But your text book will take you through this.

when bae learned, he used to write simple python stuff, then it sort of branches out from there. its pretty easy if ur IQ is above 100.