Will do bro!

np! I myself have the problem of finding how to even start, that's why i want to help others with this prob 🙂

Will do!!

Ye bro!!! 😂

Thanks Bro!! 😁😁

Thanksss! 😊

Thanks G! 🫡

hey man, cringe question but did it practically helped you?

@@Farhan_the_Fatcat Yep! In fact, it also helped me outside of work, in a different way. When I was in the gym, I saw a threadmill not being used and wanted to run, one part of my brain was telling me to not run (because I didnt run for awhile), while the other told me otherwise. Long story short, I told myself that if I don't run, I will regret not having the feeling of accomplishment when I get after running 2.4km. So I told myself to run for 1 km to see what happens. Which I ended up finishing the whole thing. So, the idea is to tell yourself to start for short period. And almost all the time, at least for me, I might as well finish the work. That's how it usually works for me. Hope this helps! 😊😊

Thanks mate! ☺️

Thankss!!

Don't give up bro! Try easier projects, or follow tutorials of someone doing a project. See what they do then learn from there. After which, you have gotten more experience, then you try again. It is not about "it just needs a lot of experience" is more of "how do I be a person who have a lot of experience?". By doing more! I am sure that no people who have lots of experience started with "lots of experience". So, don't give up! I believe you can do it with experience!

Appreciate it bro! 😊😊

I am not an expert, but I can tell you how I did it... 1. Choosing the language Choose which language you want to learn depending on the kind of projects you want to do. For example: If you want to build websites can learn html, css, javascript, react etc 2. Learn the basics Learn the basics of the language (i.e: The functions and the syntax). BUT, learn it as quickly as possible.. Your literal aim is to get out of the tutorial cycle as soon as possible and then start a project. I recommend learning from BroCode. He teaches really well! 3. The project Now, you try a simple little project that is relatively simple. Drop your ego here, don't think, "It's simple, so I will not do it." Just do it, get the basics right, sometimes it will bite in the ass. You will struggle to do/finish a project especially when you are a beginner, don't let that stop you. And when you struggle, search online on how to fix the problem you are struggling with. You will learn faster this way, as it's application based. That's about it, just do many projects

@@DevelopingGuide Really thanks Bro for your Guidance So I will start with JavaScript learning from "Bro Code" KZbin channel. One more help can you some suggestion on projects I should work And once again I am really Thankful of your help 😄

@@JabezJena Np Bro! I recommend learning HTML and CSS along with JS. But as for project goes, So far I have done calculator and To-Do Lists. Calculator from BroCode, and To-Do List from someone (I will reply to this comment when I found it). You can learn alot of basics from these. After those, I learnt to build a website by following along someone else (see reply). After that, I am building a website on my own. If I need help I will search. In summary, Calculator, To-Do Lists, then websites. YOU WILL STRUGGLE. I struggled HARD ngl... Be ready! :D

All in KZbin: Website: Brian Design kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJLdmH2Mo9eJq6ssi=xvANWD21Tfw4Ud1v To-Do List: Tyler Potts kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5yohKyMd5mii9ksi=s_44ROWzFSYxZi3U

Sorry, I don't really your qn... But, after webdev, i will definitely look into al/ml. Right now, I'm focusing on webdev.. So ya 😅

Thank You Very Much!! 😁

np bro!

Thanks! Hope you can do well in whatever you are doing as well!!

Thanks! Wish you all the best as well!