How do I learn to code?

[lnevo]

Never heard of either till today I don't do budget solutions lol. Pure Storage is nice. Rubrix is a good backup solution if your doing mostly Virtual machines.

[Sacohen]

Thanks.

[binder]

my CS degree isn't used in my day job. it can be a little overrated if you just want to program.

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[cosmith71]

Steve, given your learning style, I'd suggest picking up an Arduino starter kit with parts and a book full of projects. Type in all the code by hand so you learn it. This will give you a good starting point and grasp of the basics.

Something like this: (also available on Amazon)

https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoStarterKit

--Colin

[Sacohen]

Thanks Colin.

That may be the best way for me to learn it. I hate reading because I had dyslexia when I was young and was tough for me to read.

I saw that the Basic version is pretty much the same thing, but it instead of the project book it has video lessons of all the projects on the Autodesk web site, which may be even better for me and the whole reading thing.

[cosmith71]

Perfect. Do what works best for you!