#askfox

[cheekyvix3n]

i think . yo u should sdraw. smj4 . and mayb e . smj3

AUGHHHH I GOT LAZY WITH THE COLORING THIS SO DOOKIE💔💔😭🤬🤬🤬🤒🤒🤒🦗🦗🦗🦗🦗sry

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Simple ver ( the one on the left you can’t see because it’s just the sketch if you want to download the image and color it or something idkk) I unfortunately fucked up his shoes

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[a-fox-studies]

whats your favorite study strategy?

burying my nose into the books and inhaling deeply like I'm doin drugs. The words really kick in good

[katscatnip]

OwO

[yukino-in-underground]

For how long do you draw?

Forever! (i only started improvement last year) ^ - ^)

[almafoxen]

Yusaku 3b?

Random Shoichi yells at Yusaku :3(You can ask me again if you want <3)

[a-fox-studies]

Hey. Know you from somniphobicfox and irisdonwinx. Speaking of programming and learning French and studying, what do you like about studying? What are your study resources for everything you do?

Hiiii <3

I like the fact that I can learn so much about the world and so many interesting stuff. I feel confident when my knowledge increases, and it also gives me a sense of achievement and fulfillment :)

Study resources hmmmm.... I just honestly study off my textbooks and youtube and make my own notes, I use notion for tracking and planning :) That's it i guess lol

Thanks for the ask!

[a-fox-studies]

What are the top 3 programming projects you're proud of? Would be so cool to see a live version of them...!

Thankyou for the ask!! I haven't really done a lot of projects honestly 😶 I've done 1 project that is replicate the calculator app on my phone. It was fun :) I'm hoping to do more projects in the future :D

[a-fox-studies]

hi! i'm shy as hell usually but trying to branch out cuz i saw u reblog that post abt asks. do u have any recs on where to start for a beginner coder (who has virtually no free time)? i feel like the landscape is so vast and overwhelming.

Hiii!! Thanks for the ask!

I think the best thing I've learned throughout my coding journey is that you must first pick a field that interests you. Computer Science is a VAST world, once you pick a field, you must really commit to it. For example, maybe data science interests you. You look up the requirements to be a date scientist. I don't have in-depth knowledge on it, but I do know that you need good knowledge about python and some of its modules like numpy, matplotlib etc. So you start learning the basics, and then move on to the modules. The key is to find what you love, then find what you need in order to pursue it.

For a kickstart I'd recommend w3schools — it's a really good site that has so many tutorials on various languages.

I was also a person that had no free time at all to focus on my learning. But then I realised that you must make time if you want to work on something with dedication. So now I devote Sunday afternoons to learning and working on my projects, and I try to stick to it as much as possible, except for when I have uni exams or any submissions lol

Hope this helped!!