cs-topics VS computer-science

yea, if you don't need a degree then you should just use https://teachyourselfcs.com dude.

I've not got through the majority, but I consider the up-to-date list on Teach Yourself Computer Science as the best one that currently exists:

https://teachyourselfcs.com/

The top 2 recommendations - based on return to learning on time invested - are:

That gives you sort of a bare entry level programming language. But it will also help a lot if you supplement it with general CS knowledge. https://teachyourselfcs.com/

You can also check out Teach Yourself Computer Science

Teach Yourself Computer Science\ (45 comments)

I think my best bet is to start a course like this, for background knowledge, and then try and work my way through the rest; get into Swift and programming later, (after I am done with this Open Source Society University's Computer Science course, that is), and then the way I see it, everything will come down naturally, to an extent, at the very least.

This maybe help you.

A good course/resource to go on a full and serious dive to CS:

https://github.com/ossu/computer-science

If not, I'm thinking to just save the $30k and go through this free curriculum on Github: OSSU Computer Science

You don't need to start with C or C++. You can try learning python first. Here is a good resource to learn CS: https://github.com/ossu/computer-science Also dump your shit BF. I too had a friend who told me that I won't make it and we were also 19 back then. He is no longer my friend now.