In this video I break down the best method to learn programming, no matter if you’re a beginner or already coding. My main idea is simple: start with the basics and build a real theoretical foundation. Without theory, it’s almost impossible to write quality code, and the better you understand fundamentals, the easier advanced concepts become later. After that, I focus on practice and learning for understanding (not memorization). Copy-pasting code from GitHub or just memorizing terms won’t make you a programmer. I recommend solving as many tasks as possible and even writing code from scratch for specific goals, like building a website slider, to really understand how the language works. I also talk about why mistakes are normal, how debugging tools help you learn faster, and why revisiting your old code is a powerful way to level up. Finally, I cover the importance of data structures and algorithms, and when to start building your own projects so you get real-world experience. Programming takes time and patience, so plan your study time, keep refining your skills, and you’ll progress steadily toward becoming a professional.