Now that you knew about my little experience on coding things (again, if it could said so), i want to tell you what's my purpose on learning coding:

1. It's the Internet era, most of things are using computer and i think understanding coding will help in many ways :)
2. I want to be able to create (or at least understand how set) my own bot (i'm trying the free splinterlands bot i've found on google but it's not performed well and i'm stuck on find out how or where should i edit about it).
3. To help me getting easier job doing blogging on hive. I'm trying to create curation account called @indonesianhiver , yet found out that there so many things i've felt i need to do, maybe bot could help me to reach my vision.

It's a common problem for a newbie like to answer this question. How should i start ? Where i should try to learn ? Is there any free ways to learn ? Luckily i've got a friend, a senior (or a senpai) from my aikido club on the college. He took chemistry major but now ended up become a programmer. As far as i know, he got the programming skills from informal ways as well. So i was having chat with him last week and ask about how he is doing. He is suprisingly living at the place where i might ended up this year (there is a rumour on my office that i will get mutation). Then i explain about my interest on learning coding and my goals as well. He recommend me to learn the fundamental, then trying to find a course about C# or Python. He also recommend a website to learn called freecodecamp.org and a google playstore apps called sololearn. Since i've found my time is still limited, i decide to try to learn by mobile apps called sololearn. I found it's easier to use because i might have little free time where i won't able to open my laptop.

1. Print command needs to be followed by parentheses, enclosing the output we want to send to the screen;