Programming is a very broad word. There are actually many languages in programming. If you do n’t look at the language, you can roughly divide it into front-end and back-end. (Note: programming is not just front-end and back-end. It will be easier from the front end to the back end, and later complex technologies such as frameworks will be involved). The front-end refers to a front-end interface such as a Web page (web page) or app. The back-end is responsible for implementing the functional business of the front-end and returns the data required by the front-end to the front-end for display or response.
Beginner programming can start from these points:
1. Know what programming you want (front-end or back-end);
2. After knowing whether it is the front end or the back end, you also need to know what language you want to start with. For the front end, the suggestion can start with HTML + CSS. For the back end, the suggestion can start with C #. This is just my suggestion, not absolute;
3. If you know which language you want to start with, you can go to the official website to view the document and watch the demo. If you still don't understand, you can go online to search for the introductory video in that language. Now the online tutorials are very detailed;
4. After getting started with programming, you can try to implement the page or function you want, which will enhance your confidence.
Programming languages are in common. If you do the rest, you will find that learning other languages will be much faster. For beginners, do n’t worry, take your time, and perseverance will pay off.