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Having something that works is great, but understanding why it works is even better.

https://courses.edx.org/courses/UTAustinX/UT.9.01x/1T2014/courseware/24c6673ebce64ff586afe5717c97e751/ba0265ff4c1d487d9d0ad920c6174ec5/

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This Startup Costs Me Thousands Of Dollars...

…simply because they didn’t exist yet.

Codecademy.

About 6 years ago, I decided I was going to go back to school to learn how to code. I had very casually dabbled with some simple stuff ranging from HTML to C++, but decided I needed a more formal setting to truly learn. I was wrong.

It’s not that I didn’t learn anything going back to school — I did. But I was wrong that I needed to learn in a formal school setting. As any programmer will tell you, you’ll learn a lot more by doing things on the fly. 

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The importance of the online learning in other languages than English

Thanks to relatively high-speed internet connections, online learning becomes popular. The advantages are presented above.

Advantages of Online Courses

1. Join any course you would like to learn. No limit or prerequisite.

2. Only a browser you need to attend classes. It is mobilize.

3. Ask questions other attendees from all around the world.

4. Watch the lessons more than once whenever you want.

5. Mostly it is free; if it is paid, it is cheaper than taking a class. 

6. Take courses for the top ten university like MIT, Harvard, Stanford,etc with a little or no pay.

However;

After a month, I have realized that online learning is just a privilege for those who know English.

I think governments of other nations should take necessary precautions to catch the online learning trend before it is late for their citizens.

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For autodidact sugestion for a software engineer

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Python vs. Java analysis is very well.