C is a good starting point a it has less abstraction when compared to higher level languages, ive started my biggest project so far which is creating a compiler is c and asm
I don't have the problem with tutorial hell although I do watch tutorials to help me understand specific parts. Instead of looking for "____ for beginners" I look up specific parts that stop me, parts that I don't understand. "How make a new file", "how to fix this error", "how to do this", "how to do that". I noticed that articles with people asking questions helped me a lot.
Sorry for responding so late. I went on a break during the holidays and RUclips hides replies as "responded to" for some reason, but just start slowly. You don't need to build whole applications at first. Something as simple as printing "Hello World!" allows you to learn about a language and from there you can learn how to do mathematical operations, variables, etc. Its why projects like Rustlings are so successful with people because they teach you everything about a language starting from a point anyone can resonate with. I hope this helps.
C is a good starting point a it has less abstraction when compared to higher level languages, ive started my biggest project so far which is creating a compiler is c and asm
I don't have the problem with tutorial hell although I do watch tutorials to help me understand specific parts. Instead of looking for "____ for beginners" I look up specific parts that stop me, parts that I don't understand. "How make a new file", "how to fix this error", "how to do this", "how to do that".
I noticed that articles with people asking questions helped me a lot.
Thank you bro for this video
No problem! Glad you enjoyed it.
just dont watch tutorials lol. build something on your own. read a book
how do I build something on my own if I don't know how to make it (or what to make)
Sorry for responding so late. I went on a break during the holidays and RUclips hides replies as "responded to" for some reason, but just start slowly. You don't need to build whole applications at first. Something as simple as printing "Hello World!" allows you to learn about a language and from there you can learn how to do mathematical operations, variables, etc. Its why projects like Rustlings are so successful with people because they teach you everything about a language starting from a point anyone can resonate with. I hope this helps.