Can you help me find a programming website ?

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The discussion centers around a user seeking help to locate a programming website they previously visited, which contained valuable information on programming languages, educational paths, and advice for beginners. Key features of the site included recommendations for first programming languages like Python and Java, guidance on self-learning over high school computer science courses, and descriptions of various college majors related to technology. The user is struggling to find the site due to not having browser history enabled. Another participant suggests checking browser history and shares a link to a programming book for beginners, indicating a resource for those starting in programming.
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Can you help me find a "programming website"?

Hi,

I came across this website a few weeks ago and it would appear that I haven't bookmarked it! It had a lot of information and advice on programming. I remember reading the following sections there:

- which first language and those suggested were python and java, among those I can remember. (there was a big list and little bits of information under each suggestion)
- how to get started at school, preferably not taking CS classes in high school because in general, CS courses there are poorly taught and it's best if one learns on their own
- for college: description of "electrical engineering", "computer science", "computer engineering", "information technology", etc

I'm certain this website will come in handy but I can't seem to find it! I've been looking for the past half hour!

Thanks!
 
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Have you looked at your browser's history?
 


gsal said:
Have you looked at your browser's history?

Haha! I would have but I don't have that feature enabled. (more like, it's automatically erased?)
 


I don't know what words to google for to find the site we're talking about, but here's a link to the programming book I suggest to beginners (http://www.htdp.org).
 
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