Coding and Programming
Coding and Programming

Last edited 516 days ago by NTC Admin

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`W3 Schools`⁠
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W3 schools is a great, reliable resources to learn coding languages. They offer every practical language and their own certifications. W3 works in conjunction with the

World Wide Web Consortium⁠

to create web resources and technology norms across the internet. Some tutorials they offer include...

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C/C++⁠

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JavaScript⁠

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HTML⁠

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CSS⁠

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Python⁠

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Git⁠

(GitHub)

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jQuery⁠

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Sql⁠

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Bootstrap⁠

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The exercises are easy to follow and I would recommend this site for students at every level, even as a reference.

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`Python Course`⁠
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Python is very powerful easy to use language. It was designed to be easily translated into spoken English and is commonly used as a scripting language. Mosh (CompSci Youtuber) has a free in depth course to python and some useful applicants. Here he describes how to read and write in Python and use the packaged tools that come with it. Its is perfectly paced and great for beginners.

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`Hackerrank`⁠
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It is very common for companies to to pre-assess applicants before interviews. Hackerrank not only provide and proctor the test, but have a list of the most common questions employers will ask. Understanding how the solution code works can prepare you in a pinch, and offer great practice. The questions linked are definitely more advanced. But anything from prep insta or hacker rank will be valuable, just search for a different company role test.

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`Bootstrap`⁠
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If you are not using bootstrap you are trolling. When you are learning html5 and css it is more common to write styles and framework by hand. However, in the business world there are styles of online stores and websites that speak professionalism. Bootstrap makes things easy for you and has built in classes with styles for each div. Bootstrap is Easy, consistent and fast to use. The majority of modern website utilize bootstrap.

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