Don't get stuck in "tutorial hell" trying to find the perfect language. If you want web dev, pick JavaScript. For data, pick Python. The logic you learn in one language transfers to almost every other. The goal is to start building projects, not to collect syntax rules.
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I always tell beginners: your first language won't be your last. Don't treat it like a marriage; treat it like a first date. Get to know the fundamentals and move on when you're ready.
Pick a path, not just a language. If you want to see things happen on a screen immediately, JS is the way. If you want to automate your spreadsheets, go Python. Just start
The 'tutorial hell' mention is so real. I spent three months jumping between C++ and Java before realizing I just needed to pick one and build a calculator. Great advice!
Sagar Kumar
One of the best ways to avoid tutorial hell is to have a specific project idea in mind before you even pick the language. It gives the syntax a purpose.