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Atis03
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Topic category: General discussion
Yea I mean I understand that this "block coding" that we have in MCreator is a good start, but I simply can't imagine how that looks like in real coding. How do you start? Where?. Like for example I want to learn coding to make custom stuff for my mods or making small games. It's all just too weird for me.
Edited by Atis03 on Wed, 05/29/2024 - 11:39
I would advise doing some Java courses as the first step
Honestly, starting with block coding is a pretty good way to get the basics down without getting overwhelmed. I felt the same when I first started. If you're looking to move from that to real code, I’d suggest trying out something like Python it’s beginner-friendly and gives you a good feel for how actual code works. Also, playing around with simple logic games like the ones on math playground helped me a lot when I was stuck with problem-solving. It makes the whole process a bit more fun and less intimidating!