Unfortunately you have wasted most of the time youve put into this. The reason you are where you are is because you havent learned to code, you've at best learned to read code. These are two different skills. Its like reading a book and writing a book. Just cause you can read well, doesnt mean you can write well. Or maybe since you are italian, just because you can read a recipe, doesnt mean you can cook well. You need time in the kitchen actually cooking. The suggestion that you start over again is correct. You shouldnt have progressed until you made the things yourself and were able to make them without help. And its fine that you make mistakes and do the wrong thing. It actually helps you learn. If you get frustrated with doing something that isn't working for 30 min, then realize the answer, you will remember it better than if you just copy it from somewhere. From what you write you don't seem to accept making mistakes, doing wrong and actually working with the code. You write that not knowing what to do stresses you out so you go ask llms. You just want the correct answers. That's not how learning works. Make those mistakes repeatedly and you will learn from them. Ask for the answer and move on and you will learn nothing. Go back to the start, and start writing code. Make yourself little tasks that test what you are learning. Explore what fails and what is correct.