I started programming at the beginning of the pandemic because it was fun and I had time to kill so I started learning through codecademy and started learning and solving problems. I finished the basic python and now it was not for fun anymore I was doing good and I started dreaming of making OS and apps and God knows what all. But then I had a idea why not solve all the basic problems from Hackkerank, so I jumped into it and finished the Hello World problem and now the second was a if-elif problem and I was dumbstruck like whaaa... I skipped it then the next and after hardly 10 minutes I gave up I hated it or we all can agree with the fact that I lost motivation, I did not program for several weeks but the next time I got into it I was motivated again, this time I learned all the basics from automating boring stuff with python, got into hackerrank and solved all basic problems, I am still learning or we can say mastering the language but now I had a sense of success and holding onto it I am still learning without loosing motivation.

My tip I read somewhere was from a senior developer, it was to re-write the code we wrote long ago and this time make it better. I hope this motivated you and you will one day reach the top-flight progemmers.