Get out of the tutorial cycle and build actual projects. And the amount of time you spend codding is directly related to how good of a codder you can become.

the only way to be good at it is practicing. the amount of time you spent on writing the code determine how good you will be. one way to do that is working on projects. learn something, then work on some project that can help you practice what you learned. if you need any help, feel free to ask.

it's better if you start coding in python and there are alot of websites and youtube videos you can learn with. And don't just learn the theory, do projects side by side

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