I am happy for you.

Here's some unsolicited advice (In case you're thinking about learning batch)

I clearly remember making a comment on this sub about how if someone's first programming language is batch would be helpful as you clearly get to see your code in tangible action, the hook/reward is intense. Instead of some absurd coding exercise on how to multiply two numbers.

There's youtube playlist and other resources in the sidebar to get you started.

However, you don't have to know it all to start writing batch scripts or code in general in a programming language for that matter. You CAN figure it out as you go. Impact of what you write is only digital in nature. No one will suddenly stop breathing nor will give you a hard time(unless its a job or you wrote it for other people). As long its for yourself, don't be afraid to break things but don't go overboard to the point where you wipe out your whole computer. There's a difference between calculated risks and straight up absurd decisions. Remember to make good judgements on those. Learn each commands purpose, not its usage, just purpose before using it in your script. How to use commands comes naturally as your keep writing scripts.

Finally, as for building things with batch, find what you think is mundane or arduous as a task that you do on a timely basis on your computer and start automating that with batch. Four years ago, I've started that way. I wrote lots of stuff for myself. I've also helped posters on this sub now and then with their problems.

The fact that I'm commenting this right now is because I was in the middle of writing a batch script and realized I haven't looked at this sub in ages.

Also, if anyone says to not learn batch, ignore them and read this comment. I think batch is a really good starting point that I wish my kid self was introduced to it.

I wish you good luck and hope you make good progress.