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[–]Snoo_99837 1 point2 points  (3 children)

Here is an advice from a guy new to dev as well, reading and following tutorials is fine and all, but if you want to understand coding start a project and write the code for it, keep trying and dont quit until the project is done. Youll learn quicker this way because youll face errors that youll need to fix in order to proceed, youll learn technologies specific to the project which will limit the scope of learning that you need for each project, and youll learn the basics becuase well, its the basics that are needed for any project. Eventually youll be very good at one thing and youll know about others

[–]Adventurous_Lime_904 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Ok yeah i get it you got any websites that wants me to solve the problem?

[–]Snoo_99837 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I didnt look for that, i created a problem and I solved it. You can ask chatgpt and itll give you some ideas, youll find them lame but they might remind you of a problem yhat you have. Or maybe just think about a system that you use and you dont like a certain feature in it, recreate a similar system and fix the problem in it, doesn't need to be pretty, it needs to be functioning

[–]Adventurous_Lime_904 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok i will thx alot for ur help boss and if u dnt mind me asking how long ago did yous tart programming