Hey Hive account@autofreak, Thanks for the kind words! I think the most important thing for you to do is to clearly define your goals if you want to learn something. Do you know what type of programming you want to learn? Do you want to do web development, work on blockchain, or something else? If you don't know that's fine too, but if you have a clear goal in mind it will help to structure your learning. I would recommend starting with computer science fundamentals- learn what the different data structures are and the use cases for each. Also learn flow control and boolean logic, problem solving techniques, and some basic algorithms. These things are all language agnostic. Once you have a foundation, you can choose what language(s) you want to learn. I'm a little biased but I don't think you can go wrong learning JavaScript :)