Learning programming is hard. Where can I find a developer to teach me...

Learning programming is hard. Where can I find a developer to teach me? Is anyone on Zig Forums a javascript and solidity dev?

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And I'll do it for free.

im learning solidity
cryptozombies
mastering ethereum by andreas

Of course you will !!!!!!! you magnificent dubs and great ID.
Well actually how much would you charge someone to teach him a few tricks vs teaching him 100% solidity or javascript?

if you're a complete noob start with python.
python is the easiest language to learn.
move on to c++ and javascript after. solidity is a lot like c++

>learning programming is hard
>someone teach me
NGMI, go flip some burgers and don't waste your time

>programming is hard
it isnt
youre just dumb

i could help you get started. but keep in mind there’s plenty of free stuff already online.

What are you trying to do?

If you cant learn js on your own just leave it


t. Brainlet who learned js on my own and landed a 100k/yr job (i am in eu btw)

If I learn this stuff can I get a job?
Or do I need a degree?
Like if I get really really good at it, can I get some employment prospects.
Sick of being a NEET.

Jesus you're fucking useless

Did you have degree from university please respond?
I don't know how you get job without degree.
But then again I haven't even bothered to learn it either lol.

most solidity devs are self taught according to people in the field.
im a zoomer so still in education

Not everyone is cut out for it user.
t. Back and forth trying to learn programming aince 4 years now still get anxious and probably can’t finish a small project on my own.

Thanks, I'm a zoomer too.
It would make sense for solidity being self taught as its a new language with blockchain and smart contracts.

ive been coding since middle school
if you are starting out learn python first. i started with python and it is by far the easiest programming language to learn

No school
Self-taught
200k base, bonuses even higher

My advice? Build lots of shit and keep learning. The moment you stop it's over.

also the python web3 library is really good. it's very useful if you want to broadcast txs
based, what projects did you do.

Ever hear of Coinbase?

Yes
you work there?

Okay I'm trying to FIND some simple verbs and some simple answers which none of the tutorials consider important enough to condense into an easily searchable answer.

I don't know what's the function for DETECTING GAS and VOLUME, nobody ever mentions them. I don't even know if they exist because nobody fucking says anything about them.

1) Place a bunch of functions in my smart contract so I may call them to enable and disable them whenever I want to. I don't know if I should separate each function into a different sol file or have them all inside the same solidity file.

2) A whitelist of highly customized addresses. There are some addresses I do not want them to dump on me after they buy like Bitboy Crypto and Chico, I also don't want any whale or mass amount of shrimp to dump my token to hell in less than 3 days, so I require selling limits based on quantity and time.
And yes none of the tutorials cover these, at most they cover minting and burn and that's it.

Not anymore, but I was an early eng. Now I'm doing bigger things

Ok let's go, fuck solidity, we won't make that happen in a thread, but where are you in javascript? what's hard?

just learn CAD brainlet.

gas estimation is done by metamask simulating what would happen when you call the contract and calculating the amount of gas needed
1 can be easily done with a ton of modifiers and variables
2 the list is easy to do, define a mapping of address -> bool and you can check address to see if selling is allowed. im stupid so i don't know how to do the time selling limit.

>Programming is hard

Whew, lad. Learning the language syntax is the easy part.

Maybe shit like Dijkstras algorithm, but shit before that is a walk in the park.

Thanks, I took a high school course in it, got around 90%, so I've got talent and experience.

Then I got quite lazy and just worked a factory job, I did dislike school back then. Didn't mind learning, but I didn't like school.

The language we were taught for our computing high school course was C#

This nig knows what's up, OP.

>Learn Python first
Why are you setting him up for failure? What the fuck will being able to import everything and have all data structures pre-built do for him?

Learn C++, brainlet.

for a complete noob python is the way to go, it's much easier to learn than c++. i started coding python too and now learning other programming languages is easier.