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5953 :: I have a super doubt

[2020-02-20T05:57:15+01:00]

aksq (orginal) [2020-02-20T05:57:15+01:00] view original

Hello again, nim as the first programming language that I am learning which books or manuals I recommend reading to improve. I have basic knowledge of syntax. I have noticed that in this language you have to learn an example about pragma, pointer, tuple and much more.

miran (orginal) [2020-02-20T07:40:02+01:00] view original

nim as the first programming language that I am learning which books or manuals I recommend reading ? to improve.
See the Nim learning resources here: https://nim-lang.org/learn.html

Shameless plug for: https://narimiran.github.io/nim-basics/ which is described on our learning page as: "For programming beginners. Covers all the basic topics, enough to make your first programming steps."

treeform (orginal) [2020-02-20T20:04:50+01:00] view original

I also would recommend Kiloneie's videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tVIsDYPClA

They start with the very basic and work up.

drifter (orginal) [2020-02-20T21:43:36+01:00] view original

There is the book "Nim in Action". If you go to the nim home page and scroll down you will see.

aksq (orginal) [2020-02-21T04:08:55+01:00] view original

Thanks :3

aksq (orginal) [2020-02-21T04:14:32+01:00] view original

I thank you very much for your time to help me

Divy (orginal) [2020-02-22T10:56:43+01:00] view original

The book 'Nim in Action' has helped me a lot in learning Nim! :) Definitely recommended!!

adilh (orginal) [2020-02-26T00:31:11+01:00] view original

Hello, if you learn by example you could take a look at exercism: https://exercism.io/ there's a nim track there. I found that the mentors didn't seem to be around (my guess is they were very busy with their day jobs), but you can choose practice mode and then you can see how other folks solved the problem. hth adil