Although programming can be used to create art, it can also be an art in itself. It is part art and part science. When beginning programming, you need to familiarize yourself more with the scientific side of it, the fundamental concepts and rules that comprise programming as a discipline. The art can come later.
Learning the basics in programming means getting to grips with concepts like values, variables, operators, expressions, conditionals, loops, functions, and more. If you have no idea ...
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