№21767[Quote]
I’m stuck in tutorial hell and course hell and it’s killing me. Every time I try to learn programming, I think, “Okay, I’ll just take this one course and I’ll be a software developer by 2 months.” But that never happens. None of them actually teach you how to program. They just show examples, copy-paste exercises, and call it a project. I just sit there thinking I should already be building real shit, and all I’m doing is staring at a screen, copying code, and pretending I understand it. Then I try to read a book to get more depth, and holy fuck, I just get overwhelmed. My brain gets cognitively overloaded and suddenly I’ve done nothing all day. I try to understand everything at once, the entire syntax and all the language features, and then I just break down. Wtf is wrong with me? It's been like this for 2 years, I done zero fucking progress…
I started with C#. It seemed fine at first, but now I’m doubting everything, since the learning process is incredibly slow. Should I switch? Am I wasting my time? Should I just start with low level language like C? I just get stuck in analysis paralysis and do nothing for hours. I feel like I’m running in circles. How the fuck do I get out of this hell? How do you guys actually learn to code and build cool projects? How do I stop being an obsessed perfectionist who tries to understand everything at once and ends up doing nothing?
№21768[Quote]
>>21767 (OP)retard start with scratch or python, experiment with said code a few times then try build something yourself