r/Coding_for_Teens

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Looking for a coding partner that helps me stay consistent

Hello everyone, as the title says I am having a little trouble staying consistent when coding and I feel that having a rival/friend would help me to constantly improve myself. I currently know some python and c++ but I am kinda without direction, like I dont even know what to code anymore lol so with a friend we could probably share ideas and stuff! I think it would be interesting! Even cooler if I find more than one people and maybe we can make a discord server and stuff, share internships, advice, etc.

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u/Tasty_Croissants — 4 days ago
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Coding activity books?

Hi all, my son who is 12 is into coding. He knows how to do some basic stuff. I don’t know the first thing about it. I’m looking to see if there are any good books that have things for him to create or projects and stuff to do with coding. I looked but couldn’t find anything yet that seems good or have good reviews.

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u/PaintingFormal6463 — 5 days ago
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Hey guys, I want to recruit idiots who are innovative or something like that

It's not a job, it's more of a guild where they come up with and build things, sharing them with the community for use, construction or improvement, obviously giving credit to the original author. The community is secretive, meaning users can be anonymous if they wish, but if they steal any projects they will be reported. If you're programmers or you like inventing things and keeping it top secret, you can join or not. Oh, and I'd like some advice on recruiting people, I thought that since I'm a teenager I'd communicate better with other teenagers, not with freaking engineers on r/inventors. I'm still traumatized by the massive amount of criticism, lmfao

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u/Control0001 — 13 days ago