r/FreeCodeCamp

I tried to start freelancing for 5 months now, first on fiverr i got 3 clicks in over 5 months and zero clients.

I currently know: Python, Pandas, Seaborn/Matplotlib, SQL.

What should i learn or offer. I would appreciate any tip or help from you.

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Hey everyone!

I’m planning to start learning JavaScript from today from FreeCodeCamp. If anyone else is interested in joining or learning together, let me know! Would be great to stay consistent and help each other out 🚀

So I’m basically just starting this website today and I have no idea how to code. I was curious to know whether not it’s worth using. I’m not the smartest bulb on the tree, but I understand and recognize that it is useful skill to know. I’m alr going to college for something unrelated to this field. What is y’all’s thoughts on this website? And is it worth it?

Hi

I am a beginner in web development and I wanted to know if FreeCodeCamp worth it just to clear basics in today's time...

Any help would be appreciated

I have tried this exercise several times with different attempts and nothing is working. I dont know what I have been doing wrong. if someone has an idea please help!!

MY CODE SO FAR:

def apply_discount(price, discount):
    if not isInstance(price(int, float)):
        return "The price should be a number"
    if not isInstance(discount(int, float)):
        return "The discount should be a number"
    
    if price <= 0:
        return "The price should be greater than 0"
    elif discount >= 100: 
        return "The discount should be between 0 and 100"
    
    final_price = price - ((price * discount)/100)


apply_discount(100, 20)
apply_discount(200, 50)
apply_discount(50, 0)
apply_discount(100)
apply_discount(74.5, 20.0)

I recently got really interested in web dev so I started the responsive web design course on freeCodeCamp :) Would be nice to talk to other people doing it too so we can chat and share progress along the way!

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Pessoal, uma dúvida sincera: quem aqui estudou JavaScript pelo freeCodeCamp realmente sentiu que aprendeu de verdade?

Vocês conseguiram sair da parte teórica e começar a criar projetos sozinhos? Como foi a experiência com lógica, funções, DOM, arrays, objetos e eventos?

Depois de terminar os módulos, vocês já conseguiam:

criar páginas interativas,

fazer formulários funcionarem,

manipular HTML/CSS com JavaScript,

entender erros no console,

ou ainda sentiram dificuldade na hora de programar sem copiar código?

Queria opiniões reais de quem estudou por lá.

Desde já agradeço.

I just don't get the whole Error Handling part. I don't understand "try", "except", "raise", etc. I think the course does a horrible job of explaining and then throws you into deep water with this lab. I tried "getting a hint", they said to try to type the ISBN and length, but I can't find where to type??? Can't type in the console, terminal, or main.py

Hello! I want to ask if it’s optimal to follow the curriculum path in freeCodeCamp’s “Certified Full Stack Curriculum.”

I just started my journey as an aspiring web developer this week, and after doing some research, I became concerned about Python being placed in the middle of the roadmap.

My question is:
Should I follow the curriculum step-by-step from top to bottom, or should I still follow it but leave Python for later?

I’m mainly interested in web development and eventually becoming a full-stack developer. I’d appreciate any advice from people who’ve gone through the curriculum already.

Also, if you have any suggestions on what I should learn first or focus on as a beginner, that would be great too. Thank you!

FreeCodeCamp <Certified Full-Stack Developer Curricullum> https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/full-stack-developer-v9/