In the last few years, coding has become a sought after skill for many different jobs. In this post, I'm going to cover a few of the basics and tips for future coders. If you're looking to get into the field or just want to brush-up on your skills in general, then this is the post for you!
This post will show you some neat concepts, such as how code actually works and what it can do. It will also go over some more advanced topics such as debugging and design patterns that might be helpful down the line when writing code on your own.
I want to be clear that a lot of this post will be theory since I'm not a professional programmer. However, what I am about to show you are the basics for any aspiring coder and hopefully, this will help you get started on your way.
First things first, how does code actually work? Most people who have ever played around with code have likely heard of two terms: front end and back end . If you're not sure what these mean, it's okay because I'm going to explain. When writing code professionally there are generally two sides to it: the front end is what your user sees and interacts with; the back end is everything else.
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