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Start learning basic and understand the flowchart of the language.

And when you confident about that u can make basic program, so start develop a product without any question.

biplab malakar I wrote it the way I meant it. Even a simple "Hello World!" program is something. You don't need to target a product.

You've learned 2 or 3 new operators/methods/patterns? Great. Build some sandbox playground and try them out. Do experiments with their functionality and behaviour and combine them with your existing knowledge.

There is no need for a useful end result.

Learn. Try. Delete. Repeat.

@ Peter Scheler If u write "hello world" it's not means that u know the flowchart of the language and all basic functionality. I said if you know those two things than start work with a project because practical and problems lead to learn new things and understand internal problems.