Hey /t/. I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to computers.

>>59137576
meant to put /g/. rip

How old are you?

>>59137576
Here let me help
>>>/t/

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>>59137576
>I want to be able to just like look at the inside of a computer and know what is going on.

Get some practice with a soldering iron. You'll figure it out son.

>>59137623
19

>>59137669
i know how to use a soldering iron i mean like all the wires and different parts ect
(in hindsight sounds pretty cringe the way i typed it)

>>59137671
You have enough time on your hands to get stuck in then if that's what you want. Continue learning Python, it will go slowly but basic knowledge yields better than linear returns.

SICP is often recommended here but try reading HTdP; it's more nicely paced.

>>59137576
Haha noob j/k

If you want to know how computers work I recommend ;
https://www.coursera.org/learn/build-a-computer
http://nand2tetris.org/
And the book "code"

>>59137703
>sicp
>htdp;
yeah man i totally know what you mean.

>>59137765
google it you fucking retard

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Pic related: The A level textbook I had when I studied computing. Although it's old there's a great deal of foundation knowledge within.