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GloriousGbola:
Since you seem to be very liquid, I suggest you get a rapid. gator premium subscription and go to softarchive. You can pay for the subscription by downloading the app on Google play or apple store. Then paying. Soft. Archive is a Warez website. You will find links to all sorts of coding tutorials. Most of the files are hosted on rapid. Gator. You should download and install J. Downloader. 2 for easy management of downloads.

I am separating some words with dots because of spermboot

How much is the subscription?

MITCHELL96:
How much is the subscription?

25k for 6.months, 50k for 12 months.

Well, tech world can be very vast, and if not careful you might end up learning what you don't even need, I'd suggest a roadmap. Know what you need to learn then get a roadmap. Since you're a novice if your roadmap is similar to mine, i don't mind co-learning

Who told you that Tech can fetch you more money,it is easy to learn a Tech than to get a Tech job,3 years now no Tech job can't you see that Tech is saturated already

MITCHELL96:
Lol, I'm someone that doesn't mind spending much on something that will fetch me more money, so I don't see it that way.

This is what some guys spend on clothes sef at least I use am do better thing.

MITCHELL96:
Holla amigos, I wouldn't want to type a long text here.

I just want to be brief and clear.

I just got a HP envy laptop for 885,000k last 2 weeks, it's very okay for programming, you can google the specs.

Lately, I noticed I've fell in love with tech and with the demand in tech gurus currently and in the future.

I need someone who can guide me on how I can go about it. what language(s) I should learn, where to purchase courses, like I need someone that can access me and know what fits me and everything I should know of in this field.

I'm someone that's always ready to learn new things, I'm never tired of acquiring new knowledge and skills.

I'll be glad to read opinions from experts here.

Are you out here looking for a mentor? an adviser? A tutor? One of the best way to help yourself is by making research. It save you the stress of wasting fund on unnecessary things. You can get a good course on Udemy for a cheap price or if you would rather save money, you can get Udemy latest courses on "downloadly" website for free.

YouTube is also another great option, don't just spend because you have enough. And if you would rather have a mentor that checks in on your progress then get paid courses.

My own advice for you is to learn based on the programming languages that is mostly used and easy to learn and understand but meanwhile having a mentor is also a good idea. Don't rely too much on online courses. You can contact me for more advice. Been a programmer for quite sometimes now. 0 eight 0 sixtynine eighty ninety sixtynine.

Bamijibig:
My own advice for you is to learn based on the programming languages that is mostly used and easy to learn and understand but meanwhile having a mentor is also a good idea. Don't rely too much on online courses. You can contact me for more advice. Been a programmer for quite sometimes now. 0 eight 0 sixtynine eighty ninety sixtynine.

What other learning tools and methods would you recommend?

Frontend:
Who told you that Tech can fetch you more money,it is easy to learn a Tech than to get a Tech job,3 years now no Tech job can't you see that Tech is saturated already

Really? Why do you say so?

Anonymous6o6:
Are you out here looking for a mentor? an adviser? A tutor? One of the best way to help yourself is by making research. It save you the stress of wasting fund on unnecessary things. You can get a good course on Udemy for a cheap price or if you would rather save money, you can get Udemy latest courses on "downloadly" website for free.

YouTube is also another great option, don't just spend because you have enough. And if you would rather have a mentor that checks in on your progress then get paid courses.

Thanks for your input bro. Really appreciate.

Frontend:
Who told you that Tech can fetch you more money,it is easy to learn a Tech than to get a Tech job,3 years now no Tech job can't you see that Tech is saturated already

You mean the whole tech thing is saturated? Or a just one particular field in tech?

I would recommend learning Python. It's beginner friendly and the syntax are easy to read and understand. But Learn the basic of HTML, CSS and a bit JavaScript first.