Can I learn programming languages on my own and become expert?

[Kelly5]

That depends. If you think you've got a genius brain I think that is a very possible outcome, but if not, I think you can get tutored under a very good programmer to help you learn the ropes on time

 

[Senator]

There are a lot materials online you can get yourself started on in becoming a very good programmer. If you can go through all of these processes successfully, then I think you can achieve it alone

 

[Kunkun]

Yeah and that's been the case with lots of other people too, there are lots of platforms one could use for this learning exercise like YouTube because there would lots of informational videos on there

 

[Setho]

There are hundreds of free materials and websites that you can use to your advantage and learn how to become a web developer even up to an expert level.

 

[eLdavis]

There are hundreds of free materials and websites that you can use to your advantage and learn how to become a web developer even up to an expert level.

True, we are in a generation where we can find almost anything online. There are so many free materials and even free and paid courses one can make use of in learning any skill, you just have to take your time and search for quality materials.

 

[tyrim88]

You can learn programming yourself but programming is not eassy like other skills so instead of pay head yourself I'll suggest go on you tube and find some tutor and learn from it. It is free of cast you have to nothing pay for learning

Though it is very much possible for you to be able to learn coding on your own,But it would actually take you a longer time to be able to come to full competence,because having a tutor to guide you will save you more time.

 

[Oliver4smile]

I love programming but I've not been able to see a tutor to train me. I've tried several languages on my own such as c++, Python, JavaScript and Java but I couldn't master any of them. I have different materials on them but whenever I studied it to the difficult areas I would get confused. I don't want to quit trying but let's say I don't have enough time to sit down with somebody who will train me. Meanwhile, I have a strong believe that I should be able to learn these programming languages on my own.
My question is, will I be able to learn it on my own and master it perfectly?

Seriously it will be a difficult task to complete, however you can research on your own and learn as much as possible but as for you becoming an expert in this space, I think that is kind of too hard to do.

 

[Kelly5]

Learning programing language is something that is not what is meant for everyone. So, if you are feeling you've got the passion for this thing already, why not, you can do it

 

[Trexxxy]

You can actually learn programming on your own, however for you to be successful at it you need to be dedicated and motivated to do it. You could join online classes as well, these could help you.

 

[Kubiat-Abasi]

Even Albert Einstein had a teacher! I don't think the effectiveness would be there. Please don't quote me wrong, what I mean is, it is better to get helping hands when it comes to learning programming because it involves technicalities and getting skilled experts to guide you and brush you up is the best way.

 

[Justin]

Learning is mainly related to whether you have interest or not and whether you can dedicate time or not. If you are interested and you have time for Learning, you can learn almost anything on your own.

 

[akinlolu99]

Programming language is awesome on the off chance that you see a tutor, you can't get the hang of programming language all alone and become specialists on the grounds that is exceptionally difficult to learn, don't misunderstand me you can incline it I know it yet you cannot become master all alone on the grounds that there are a few regions wherein you should instruct by some that is expect them n the program

 

[Abigael]

I am sure you can learn these programming languages on your own if you have some basic knowledge about them. But if you lack basic knowledge, you can try starting a course in sites like Udemy.

 

[greenie]

becoming a self-taught programmer. By becoming self-taught, you can learn for free, at your own pace, and at home, however it's difficult to say how long it will take you to learn coding through self-teaching, as everyone's different. It would probably take up to 6 to 12 months to gain a firm understanding of a handful of programming languages if you're persistent and willing to learn.

 

[Laurentta]

Yes, you can learn programming language on your own and become an expert in it. It might be difficult but not impossible. There are plenty materials online which would help you.

 

[BrolySSJ]

I would say a definite yes on learning your programming on your own because there is a lot of courses that are online that you can use and practice is the best teacher from what i have seen.

 

[bomb]

I love programming but I've not been able to see a tutor to train me. I've tried several languages on my own such as c++, Python, JavaScript and Java but I couldn't master any of them. I have different materials on them but whenever I studied it to the difficult areas I would get confused. I don't want to quit trying but let's say I don't have enough time to sit down with somebody who will train me. Meanwhile, I have a strong believe that I should be able to learn these programming languages on my own.
My question is, will I be able to learn it on my own and master it perfectly?

Sure, it is possible to be a self-taught programmer. But this will take a lot of time and discipline. You will also have to develop a detailed curriculum for yourself and ensure that you have all the necessary and updated learning materia. I would advice that you get a course or an online program that will guide you through the process, because sometiems it is hard to maintain the necessary discipline to learn. We tend to stick to the easy stuff and hence skill development become slow.

 

[BrolySSJ]

Sure, it is possible to be a self-taught programmer. But this will take a lot of time and discipline. You will also have to develop a detailed curriculum for yourself and ensure that you have all the necessary and updated learning materia. I would advice that you get a course or an online program that will guide you through the process, because sometiems it is hard to maintain the necessary discipline to learn. We tend to stick to the easy stuff and hence skill development become slow.

People stick to the easy stuff because as that is working out then we see that we are making progress and it gives us internal satisfaction, therefore i think that is why people get stuck in the easy stuff.