Want to learn some basics in programming? Nothing more simpler. Access this site and you will see that all the codes that you will write will be executed in the left part of the screen. If you have entered the W3Schools site, then you probably know that when you want to see how a code reacts, you can enter a special area. Well, in this case, that special area is positioned in the left of the screen, so that you will be able to see the code no matter what you do in the right part. The right area contains the theory that can be put into practice in the left area.
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The practice in programming can be achieved on the left area and the right one contains information that will make you “build a house”, so to speak. I mean, you will start from the first level, where it is supposed that you don’t have a clue about how to start programming and you will reach the bottom line by having a house. This is just like the games that allow you to evolve. But if in the case of a game, you can evolve from the first level to the last one in a few hours, then in this case, you will learn programming in PHP, for example, in about one year. You can read the information that are presented there in one day, if you have the eyes for them, but you will not understand them correctly, if you will not use them in practice. And one more thing, you will not see the difference between a site created in PHP and another one, which does not use this technology, but others, even though it is a bit strange to not use PHP these days for creating a site.
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You are invited to read the information on the right before accessing the left area. Anyway, you are not told from the beginning what programming language you will learn, you know only that this is a programming basics site, as the name of the site tells you. I like the fact that the first phrase that is written on this site is “computers aren’t very smart”. I agree with this phrase. You are the brain there. It is true, the computers can solve equations more rapidly than your brain, but in the end, the ones that made this possible are humans, and not the computers themselves. They were programmed to do this.11