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Austin, TX
Experience: Advanced
Platform: TradeStation
Trading: Futures
Posts: 838 since Mar 2011
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The fastest way to learn to code is 2 fold.
Obviously you can buy or find free training courses and reference material, and I would recommend that.
The second part, is to learn to do like the Chinese do and simply reverse engineer code that's already been done for you.
I highly recommend spending a couple of hundred dollars and having a professional code out EXACTLY what it is that you're wanting to achieve. THEN, you can see exactly the approach, simple methods, syntax, etc that professionals use.
If you have specific questions and what not, there's several people in NexusFi (formerly BMT) that will help you. OR if you're patient, you can work through the code and progressively ask questions.
However, as I stated, the quickest way is to learn from other people's considerable work/effort and see their craft already laid out.
I can now do in a few minutes what took me hours to do before. Much of that was simply learning not from textbooks or courses, but from a growing list of "tricks" and "methods" for various parts of a strategy or indicator.
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