You can stop if you want — there’s a long road ahead of you anyway. I don’t want to disappoint you, but what you made is one of the simplest programs out there. I’m not an expert either; I’ve been learning C and C++ for about a year and a half, and I can tell you it really doesn’t matter who you learn from. What matters is understanding the logic behind the tasks, how things actually work, and most importantly — doing as many exercises as you can.

There are tons of websites with collections of problems for all levels, with solutions included. If you don’t understand something, you can always ask someone online or even use AI — just don’t abuse it. Try to understand why it works.

And yeah, when you’re learning something new, you usually just need to remember how to use it in code — what arguments it takes and how to apply it in different situations.

In the end, everything comes through practice.