Looks interesting, I’ll check it out!

Wow, thank you for the detailed response. I do have ideas for what kind of stuff to work on, especially after your great example. Thank you again!

I remember a time in my life, back when I was trying to learn C. Every time I saw a problem my brain directly started breaking it down in to steps. How to solve this consistently, think about edge cases, etc.

I want to get that back!

Some linux iso management, some CAD software steps that I want to automate. My very general target is to get comfortable with trying to look up documentation, scripting and make my own code bashes for local use cases.

My only real exposure to coding is C in Turbo C++ it was not a nice surprise when I later looked at other IDEs and was not sure where to begin. Maybe I’ll just get started with Turbo again lol.

I really wish I could run Linux but almost all of the software I use for work is only on Windows.

But I will say I am decent in following instructions and using the cli. My mum’s system runs linux and that has been a learning experience.

This sounds fantastic!

Any books you would recommend?