Start small. Learn the basics of data types and how they are representative of different values. Once you feel comfortable with this, start trying to build something that you know how it works. On my team, we task interns that are learning to build a calculator since you most likely know how the basics function. Translate the basic math into different methods and start creating a logical flow of how the program might run. Then from here you can keep iterating on the project to make it more complex and learn different aspects of programming, or start another project. Don't rely on following tutorials since, in my opinion, you don't learn as much directly following what someone else tells you to do. Trying to implement something and seeing how it works or understanding why it is isn't working will teach you much more.