So I would like to learn unity but I don't know how to program I wanna learn programming but I need some help I need to some type of like online tutorial for beginners or a site to learn C++ coding

With Unity you'll most likely be programming in C#, so if learning Unity is your goal, that's probably the language to start with.

Maybe someone will offer some specific suggestions, but a simple online search for 'C# tutorial' should yield plenty of results. Also, you might be able to pick up the language (or at least the basics) simply by working through some Unity tutorials. (If you're entirely new to programming, there may be a bit of a learning curve of course.)

Also check out the Beginner's Resources here on gamedev.net:

https://www.gamedev.net/links/category/26-resources/

Just find a book on C#( as you are interested in Unity ) that is aimed at those without prior programming experience and work through it.   If you must use an online resource then I'm sure places like Udemy or Treehouse will have something at beginner level.

I personally loved the game developing courses on Udemy. I decided to enroll in a very long (70 hours) course.  However it is extremely fun.  But at times it  makes you feel like throwing your laptop against the wall xd:)

On 8/23/2018 at 10:31 AM, Shreyas fc said:

I personally loved the game developing courses on Udemy. I decided to enroll in a very long (70 hours) course.  However it is extremely fun.  But at times it  makes you feel like throwing your laptop against the wall xd:)

the adverts get on my wick on Youtube, but Udemy does appear to be good.   Which course did you take?

Just get a good book on C# or modern C++ and start learning.

For the beginner it's better to start with any language and pick up the basic theory. I think that books are usually more advanced on the topic. 

Search for "interactive c++" online, look for some free interactive websites with practical examples, basic theory, and try to make some little apps yourself then. 

Then moving to books and getting into Unity lessons will do the job. It's like with any foreign language. Learning letters, then making words, then sentences.And at last paragraphs and books which would make sense

the internet is rich with resources for anyone wanting to start with learning to program. when I started almost 15 years ago, I had to rely on the library taking out books or buying them from the store which is quite expensive. make use of the wealth of free information available online. there are plenty of source codes and sample scripts available. Google is your best friend right now, make use of him.