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so it’s rather simple but understanding the basics will take a while
i suggest crash courses in either java or python to get basics of typing, which is really the thing u need to get
some lectures for intro CS to get idea of engineering workflow and problem solving
i love the C book, i love SICP and it’s lectures, an intro CS class that really got my to get the basics
do some projects, perimeter calculators, web scraping, ive been doing a lot of data analytics for my own accounting that has really helped my experience and understanding
i find financial applications fascinating and they also give some nifty but not too difficult programming tasks like scraping for price data and generating moving averages etc
whatever you learn in one language, at some point do the same thing in all your other languages and you’ll start to see the real differences
LISP java C and python are the languages im developing comfort with
depends what u want to do really, this has nothing to do with webdev or networking
MIT Berkeley and Stanford are the primary places for lectures ofc
crash courses are nice as well but do look into the MIT stuff it’s the process of engineering and workflow that will help enormously
i said fuck it and started with SICP, no regrets
