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Hi guys I am a complete noob when it comes to I.T and computer science, but I am interested in learning more about it. Can anyone suggest any good tutorials to watch?

https://www.edx.org/course/cs50s-introduction-computer-science-harvardx-cs50x

what is your age range?

Age range? I am 24 if that's what you're asking.

alright

like if you were still in high school, idk

And thank you for the link 😃

Nope

😛

i suppose that would be a more formal approach to computer science and programming. alternatively, you could just jump into some coding tutorials

but i think its helpful to have a bit of conceptual background and understand what computational thinking is

I have been suggested to start with SQL (I think its called that)

how to approach solving problems from the perspective of a computer or algorithm

SQL is a very specific language

I have a lot of experience in learning second languages would that kind of thinking benefit me in this field?

personally i would probably suggest Python

Okay

there are many resources, tutorials and courses online, but the most important thing is to just keep coding, studying and practicing

programming can very much be seen as an art, you won't git gud unless you practice

Standard advice then "You get out what you put in" 😛

Thank you for all the advice Picnic 😃

also install a linux VM and get familiar with the terminal

haha

you won't "git" gud

haha

unintentional 😛

dis gitta be eating baked commits

VM is Virtual Machine right?

yes

yep

Cool

assuming you run windows currently

gentoo lads unite

just use Ubuntu

sad

it is the most beginner friendly linux

Yep Windows 10 unfortunately