A journey toward endless edge!

The best way to learn any program is to give a try and make your hand dirty ! Yes, it is !! In straight forward, learning to code through just reading is simply waste of time. The sooner you start programming, the better it is to learn coding. There are few most common confusion that a new programmer faces and stuck up in that vicious circle as mentioned below: 1. Which programming languages to learn first? 2. Whether test editor or Interactive development environment (IDE) to use? 3. Which text editor or IDE to start with? 4. Is math or statistics are mandatory? 5. Whether laptop or desktop is best for programming? 6. Which programming languages are most paid? 7. Which programming languages are good for beginners? It needs to be kept in mind that great thing takes time and it comes with toughest challenges. General Guidelines: It needs to bear in mind that everyone's taste is different from each other. So, what is good for one doesn't mean that

Programmers like to quibble about who has the 'best' development environment - what are the best tools? Should I use a text editor or a full-blown IDE? Which plugins and packages should I be using? These are all valid questions, but the bottom line is this: once you have chosen your preferred text editor/IDE you should spend a considerable amount of time configuring it and learning how to get the most out of it - this will save you time in the long run. Please refer to my post on What programming Language and Text Editor / IDE To Chose  for an easy and organised start for Non-technical guys. My choice of text editor is Sublime Text 3 . In this article I will give you a five-step tutorial on how to set up Sublime Text 3 for development with Python. 1. Installation You can download and install Sublime Text 3 here . After installation, the first thing you want to do is install the package manager. The package manager allows you to add and remove third-party plug