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A Lost Teens Computer Science Guide

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# teenblogcs

## A Lost Teen’s Guide to Computer Science

I’m Shivang Patel, and I created this repository for students who are interested in computer science but may not know where to begin.

The goal of **teenblogcs** is to collect honest advice, lessons, resources, and experiences from students learning computer science. This repository was moved into the organization so more people can access it, contribute to it, and help improve it over time.

The main guide is located in:

```text
LEARN.md
```

Please try not to directly edit `LEARN.md`, since it contains my original guide and experiences. Instead, create your own Markdown file and share your own advice.

Use this naming format:

```text
YOUR_NAME.md
```

For example:

```text
SHIVANG_PATEL.md
```

Markdown files use the `.md` extension. Markdown is a simple formatting language used for README files, documentation, headings, links, lists, and other written content on GitHub.

Your contribution can include:

* How you started learning computer science
* Mistakes you made and what you learned
* Helpful websites, courses, or videos
* Advice for choosing a programming language
* Project ideas for beginners
* Internship or competition advice
* Study tips
* Git and GitHub guidance
* Cybersecurity, AI, web development, or other interests
* Things you wish you knew earlier

You do not need to be an expert. Honest advice from someone who is still learning can be just as helpful as advice from someone with years of experience.

## How to Contribute

1. Fork or clone this repository.
2. Create a new branch for your contribution.
3. Add a new Markdown file using your name.
4. Write your advice or experience.
5. Commit and push your changes.
6. Open a pull request.

Example branch command:

```bash
git checkout -b guide/your-name
```

Example:

```bash
git checkout -b guide/shivang-patel
```

Please use your own words and avoid copying content from other people without permission or proper credit.

You are welcome to use AI to help organize your writing, correct grammar, or summarize key points. However, make sure you review the final content and that it accurately represents your own experiences and advice.

If this guide helps you, consider starring the repository. It helps more students discover the project and would be a great way to support it.

The goal is simple: make computer science feel less confusing and help other students feel less lost.

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