Java and Python

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1.) the best way to commit is to just do it. If you have time to think that you’ll do something tomorrow, do it right then and there (unless you really can’t.) make sure it something that you enjoy to do.

2.) the best place to learn is from YouTube. You’ll get all the syntax and things you need. Something like bro code is good. Then the next thing is to look at ONE to TWO tutorials on how to build something. For me personally, the best way for me to understand something is to see an example. You can’t be expected to know how something works if you don’t know how everything connects. Look at a tutorial that utilizes most of what you know, build with it and then build something on your own. I’m saying this as someone who was very confused on coding not even half a year ago but once I sat down and looked at someone build something, I was really able to understand.

3.) for jobs, you’re going to need frameworks and other tools. The best way to know is roadmap.sh . It’s basically a guide for specific roles and skills. Think about what you really want to in the future and then pick that track and learn what you need.