HTML/CSS Learn Basic Computer Coding: HTML, PHP, and Java Tutorials for Beginners

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To learn computer programming with a focus on website development, several resources and languages are recommended. For beginners, HTML and CSS are essential for creating web pages, while JavaScript is suggested as a simpler programming language that runs in web browsers, allowing for immediate feedback and interaction. Java can also be explored, with resources like Bruce Eckel's books available for free online. Websites such as W3Schools offer comprehensive tutorials for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, making them suitable for those starting out. It's important to note that Java and JavaScript are distinct languages, despite their similar names. Overall, a combination of online tutorials and coding books can provide a solid foundation for aspiring web developers.
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is there any place i could go that's good to learn computer programming? i want to learn how to make websites because even though I am only about 14 i know i want to be in some type of education. Preferably math or science. I have a general love for computers and love to make websites. But i can only do that little bit that they show you how to do, which is adding texts and pictures. Can sombody show me or give me a goood tutorial learning site for the basics of Html, Php, or java coding?

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thanks alot, can i learn java coding at java.com?
 
hm...most of the google stuff just give u codes, it doesn't show you how to program your own codes.
 
First hit - sun site - contains tutorial.
 
Bruce Eckel's books are a good introduction to programming and Java (and are available online for free http://www.mindview.net/Books/TIJ/)

A simpler language to begin with might be Javascript. It runs inside the webbrowser so you can easily see what it is doing, but is a real programming language.

ps. There is no real connection between Java and JavaScript btw - it's just amarketing thing.
 
Programming the World Wide Web, 4th Edition (Paperback)
by Robert W. Sebesta

* Paperback: 752 pages
* Addison Wesley; 4 edition (August 17, 2007)
* ISBN-10: 0321489691
* ISBN-13: 978-0321489692
 
buy a coding book!
if you want to make websites, learn CSS and JavaScript, wc3 schools (google it) is good for online tutorials!

have fun
 
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