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If you want a really solid, structured course, Udemy has a lot of really good video coursewares that are all at-your-own-pace. This one looks pretty great and starts you from the very basics if you don't have experience with programming previously.

(If the price seems a bit high, sign up for Udemy, ♥ the course, and within a few hours it magically goes on sale for like 80% off. They're aggressive and automatic with their discounting)

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Lol. I actually did take a look at all that, but I learn better from seeing it done then just reading alone. It is something I am going through on the side though

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Best advice i can give is:

  • if you don t have a programming bg, learn the basics and OOP. If yes:
  • after finishing learnunity series, start testing yourself by solving incremental problems (e.g, increase the complexity of the task each time)
  • nothing beats practice. For the sources, catlike coding. Skip videos as most of them are fragmented, but i suggest the early videos of Sebastian Lague.
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