Hey everyone, I'm relatively new to this forum and I could really use some advice on my learning plan. I've been coding with high-level languages for about 5-6 years, but I'm eager to dive into topics that interest me more. I attempted to create a learning plan to track my progress and where I want to go, but I feel like it might be too ambitious. I worry I might not even complete 10% of it, but I want to give it a shot. I'm looking for feedback on my approach—should I add or change anything? Any resources you recommend would be great too! Also, I've dabbled a bit with C and x86 assembly, but I'm still a beginner in those areas. Thanks!
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It sounds like you might be trying to learn too many languages at once without working on enough projects. Remember, programming languages aren’t trophies to collect; focus on mastering one or two languages and applying what you learn to projects. It’s great if you're interested in many languages, but being skilled in one will serve you better in the long run. Aim to build real solutions rather than just learning the syntax of multiple languages.
That’s solid advice! I really just want to understand things at a deeper level, which is why I’m interested in C and ASM first before moving on. I totally get what you mean about focusing on projects!