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Like the other commenters before me, I am highly sceptical whether this is a good idea. How are you going to learn a programming language without being able to
by veddox 10y ago
Like the other commenters before me, I am highly sceptical whether this is a good idea. How are you going to learn a programming language without being able to see its constructs?
Just imagine somebody trying to read a C++ Hello World out loud:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
cout << "Hello World" << endl;
}
- DeBraid 10y agoI don't plan on learning exclusively from audio, but I have a newborn baby, thus something passively consumed / handsfree is key.
- veddox 10y agoOK, that is an understandable motivation. However, I still think that a programming language isn't something you can learn from an audiobook. Like fourierhero6 said, you'd probably be better off with a book about programming itself, not about a language per se. Especially if you have no formal CS background, something like that might turn out to be really useful.