Just starated bs in cs, slowly because it's free for state

>>58049930
Currently a CS fag as well, and was in the same boat. My program required me to pass the compTIA A+ exam as a class which helped quite a bit, but I was also hardware illiterate in terms of /g/ standards.

>>58049972
Is that something I should look into? AlsoI'm aware, I am so new to this shit and figured a board of elitists might steer me in the right direction.

But that also sounds like something you do later, anything you remember helping you when you started out ?

>>58050076
I'm a poorfag so I started in a great community college that focused on hands-on learning, so I had some good experience in various languages, but that A+ course was the very first class I took beginning my bachelor's.

My advice is obvious I guess, I did a ton of actual programming. Just find some exercises and do them. And don't care about what anyone says about superior languages, besides javascript. That's gay. Sorry my advice is shit.

>>58050226
Should I wait until I actually take programming 1 or should I just start learning on my own? Any places you recommend?

Dude you replied for all intents and purposes your advice is literally golden

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>>58049930
Read about stuff
Apply what you learn in projects

>>58051716
Where'd you get that list?