№20993
read the book "python the hard way"
№20994
>>20993never heard of it lol. does it teach you how python works internally?
№20995
Ive been reading c++ primer though, and learning a lot about the languages features
№21016
>>20971 (OP)I've been playing TIS-100 as I heard it was a good appetizer into learning assembly, and it has taught me a lot about programming in general. I'd think once you get a good idea of how low level works, you're more inclined to understand what any particular language is trying to accomplish. Every binary is just assembly under the hood and every language is an abstraction layer intended to solve a set of problems the designers laid out. Other than that I think it's just reading docs on features and libraries until you can comfortably get the compiler to generally do what you want
№21025
>>20971 (OP)get a really easy graphics library like monogame or raylib and write stuff in it. the cool thing about it is you can very easily make a visual representation of what you're doing. it's a great way to learn applied mathematics as well. if i was aryan ruler of the planet all school children would be forced to learn math with visual programming
№21598
write stuff, don't get too ambitious
but you'll still spend 4 months just watching youtube videos, and then will want to create the next netflix
but that's okay, we've all been there