Yeah mobile apps
My advice would be to start messing around with stuff.
Think of a mobile app you want to make. The simpler the better. For example, make a calculator app or something. The best way to learn and retain is to do.
If you don't know how to do something, search it. Most often you're trying to do something that other people have done before so you can usually find answers to your questions online.
When I get to "Learning to Code"*, I'll probably do that. I do need a new calculator for my phone
*= I'm sure some are triggered by some good advice. This is sarcastic yet true
Edit: Thanks for the info . Is that how you made your website?
If you built a calc app you'd likely not use it in practical use. The purpose of it is to give you a goal to works towards. It's easier (imo) to think "ok, I want to make a calc app for my phone.... how do I make an app for my phone?" then you search, find the answer, write it up, get it working, then move to the next thing "I have a blank app on my phone now, how do I add buttons?" and so on...
And yes, I built my website without knowing a single thing about how to build a website when I started. I simply looked up a good web framework in python (I like python) and went from there. Each time I had a problem I needed to solve, I searched it up and figured it out.
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