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Peter Mortensen
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You can find plenty of good answers here, but still, let's add this.

First of all, don't panic. A lot of people learned programming to different degrees, you will find the level that suits you, that's for sure. Work hard on reaching a quite high level, ...

one step at a time..

Start in small. I remember one of my first applications, it was basically a frontend for an MP3 encoder. Nothing fancy, it just started a command line app with different parameters. But I enjoyed it!

ps.PS: One of the most useful skills is that you should practice all the time: how to ask better. If you can ask in a really good way, you will find the answer in no time.

You can find plenty of good answers here, but still, let's add this.

First of all, don't panic. A lot of people learned programming to different degrees, you will find the level that suits you, that's for sure. Work hard on reaching a quite high level, ...

one step at a time.

Start in small. I remember one of my first applications, it was basically a frontend for an MP3 encoder. Nothing fancy, it just started a command line app with different parameters. But I enjoyed it!

ps. One of the most useful skills is that you should practice all the time: how to ask better. If you can ask in a really good way, you will find the answer in no time.

You can find plenty of good answers here, but still, let's add this.

First of all, don't panic. A lot of people learned programming to different degrees, you will find the level that suits you, that's for sure. Work hard on reaching a quite high level, one step at a time.

Start in small. I remember one of my first applications, it was basically a frontend for an MP3 encoder. Nothing fancy, it just started a command line app with different parameters. But I enjoyed it!

PS: One of the most useful skills is that you should practice all the time: how to ask better. If you can ask in a really good way, you will find the answer in no time.

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You can find plenty of good answers here, but still, let's add this.

First of all, don't panic. A lot of people learned programming to different degrees, you will find the level that suits you, that's for sure. Work hard on reaching a quite high level, ...

one step at a time.

Start in small. I remember one of my first applications, it was basically a frontend for an MP3 encoder. Nothing fancy, it just started a command line app with different parameters. But I enjoyed it!

ps. One of the most useful skills is that you should practice all the time: how to ask better. If you can ask in a really good way, you will find the answer in no time.