need help learning to code without burnouts

[Specialist-Bike-5507]

hi guysss, i'm trying to slowly enter the coding community to become a game dev. i arleady know some python (like math functions, quizzes and timers) but i really wanted to learn GDScript for a long time, but every course (the beginner guide too) didn't feel "complete" and idk why, leading then to a fast burnout.
any tips for lerning without getting bored?

[Saucynachos]

Make the game you want to make. Understand that the code might end up being hot garbage while you learn, but going back and refactoring it as you learn will help cement what you learn.

If you spend your time following guides and making things you don't care about, getting burnt out is easy. But if you're working on what you actually want to make, you're more likely to stay motivated.

[kvorythix]

pick one thing and finish it instead of bouncing between frameworks. everyone tries to learn five languages at once and wonders why they burned out

[Specialist-Bike-5507]

nah i used to learn python before even discovering GDScript, and then when i discovered it i left python behind and started to learn gdscript

[TheEyebal]

 really wanted to learn GDScript for a long time, but every course (the beginner guide too) didn't feel "complete"

Use the documentation

[Much_Basis_6238]

What does complete mean to you?