January 6th, 2010 | 
Author: Besides our teachers, mentors, or fellow friends, internet is a good place to ask if we have any programming-related questions. There are many forums or website dedicated to helping programmers. Experts from all over the world will happily help us. Often, we can obtain their answers only within minutes.
So, here is a list of good websites from which you can get programming supports.
Stack Overflow
It is a free programming Q&A website. Free to ask questions, free to answer questions, free to read, and free to index. Stack Overflow is collaboratively built and maintained by programmers from all over the world. If we have a good reputation there, we will be able to edit anything, like Wikipedia. Its active contributors are usually very responsive.
Dream.In.Code
Dream.In.Code (DIC for short) is a leading online community for programmers and web developers. The members have free access to thousands of programming tutorials, code snippets, forum topics, and more. It has gained a reputation for providing expert help for students and professionals in a friendly and timely manner.
DaniWeb
It is an IT Discussion community, which, at only four years old, has developed into a thriving online community of over a half million IT professionals and over a million forum posts. It provides a one-stop solution for developers, tech enthusiasts, corporate professionals, and novices on virtually every IT topic imaginable.
YoungCoder
It is the premier online community for the next generation of programmers, graphic designers, entrepreneurs, system administrators, engineers, and gurus. It helps people with computers, in topics such as web programming, software programming, graphic designer, general technical support, and otherwise provide advice. The intended audience is for the younger people, however all ages and backgrounds are welcome.
CodeCall
It is a website dedicated to discussing anything about coding and development. Once registered, we will be able to ask questions, conduct project development with other users, access to the freelance section where we can posts jobs or look for paid work, and many more.
Are there other places to ask about programming?
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