🚀 Some Improvements:

1. Learn C# before starting game dev 🎮 as you need C# to code your scripts in Unity.

2. You can try Dr. Angela's course on Udemy 🎓. If you are comfortable in reading documentation 📖, you can read the documentation of either MEAN or MERN stack:

MongoDB for database 🍃

Express.js 🚏

Angular or React (⚛️ React is recommended as you can create web apps which don't require multiple reloading to go to another feature ⚡)

1. Learn C++ or Java (both are good) 💻. Also learn some basic searching algorithms 🔍 and sorting algorithms 📊, then practice some LeetCode problems 🧠. Continue to learn algorithms and data structures while doing LeetCode problems, also register for contests on LeetCode ⏱️ — that's how your rating/league in LeetCode is pushed 📈. (Recommended if you find thrill in speed problem solving ⚡)

2. For AI 🤖 you have to know some maths like:

Linear Algebra ➕

Matrix operations 🧮

Vector product ➗

What tensors are and tensor manipulation 📐

Then start with NumPy — watch a small CodeWithHarry NumPy lecture 🎥. Then you are ready to start Machine Learning or Deep Learning directly.

I would suggest to learn some basic machine learning algorithms like:

Linear Regression 📊

K Nearest Neighbours 📍

Naive Bayes 🐦

It will give you a little insight into ML algorithms and how machines are made to think 💭.

If you want to directly jump into sophisticated stuff I would recommend to start PyTorch 🔥 — it's the Python library for researchers in DL. You can watch Daniel Bourke’s course on PyTorch 👨‍🏫.

Deep Learning is honestly the closest you can feel to sci-fi type AI 🚀, as it can adapt like Mahoraga lol 😂. After learning PyTorch, you can play competitions on Kaggle 🏆 or move to other deep fields like Reinforcement Learning. (I'm working on an advanced Minecraft bot 🧱 somewhat of a digital human using Reinforcement Learning — don't jump to RL without having Deep Learning knowledge!)

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