[Vultra]

i think that the best way to learn new language is to take any project and start from scratch. It doesent matter do you know the language or not you will learn it by searching for everything you need for any functionality

Well, I can disagree because, coming from people that are good at what they do like @phyrrus9 and @Ender (Pretty fucking nerdy at what they do but, gotta love them). They taught me the basic functionality of C because, If I went on a video, the person doing the code may be doing a long method and, just a lot of bs that isn't necessarily where as, ender and phy just told me to do that and, it turned into a way of making my life easy when it comes to coding.

[FunkyG]

Sololearn is a great website, stumbled across it a while ago but totally forgot about it.
Thanks for the contribution!

[No Sports]

Thank you for the advice. I checked it a couple of month ago. It's quite nice for getting started!

[mothered]

Thank you for the advice. I checked it a couple of month ago. It's quite nice for getting started!

Just some constructive advice with your learning process.

Do try and focus on one language at a time, and do not move forward until you fully comprehend the task at hand. If you're learning via your own volition, there's no time-frame so there's no point In rushing just for the sake of completion.

[No Sports]

Thank you very much for the advice!

[Percent]

Thank you for the advice. I checked it a couple of month ago. It's quite nice for getting started!

It is very good for getting started, indeed.

[iiGoomBah]

Hey man never heard of this site but i will check it out!

[WalkingHat]

Thanks for sharing, the site looks pretty useful.