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Honestly, focus on three things first: programming logic, Git for version control, and basic data structures. Pick one language and stick with it - I jumped around too much when I started and it was such a waste of time. Command line stuff is boring but you'll need it daily. Get solid with these before moving to frameworks or databases. Oh and build small projects as you learn each thing. Way better than trying to absorb everything at once. Trust me, these basics are what everything else sits on top of.
Honestly, just go with whatever gets you pumped when you're coding. Front-end's great if you're into making things look good and seeing instant results. Back-end's more your speed if you like working with databases and APIs - all that infrastructure stuff that users never see but makes everything actually function. Full-stack seems cool in theory, but you'll probably feel like you're constantly playing catch-up in both areas. I'd say pick one first and really nail it down. Once you're solid there, then think about expanding. Way better to be really good at one thing than kinda okay at everything, you know?
Honestly, JavaScript is still king - runs everywhere from websites to servers with Node.js. Python's massive too, especially if you're into data science or AI stuff. For corporate jobs, Java and C
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