Walking through the fog.

At first, I didn't understand a thing; Every video felt like it was spoken in a language I couldn't understand.". Each video just caused frustration, so I sat down with my notebook, played the videos, and wrote down questions—no matter how stupid they seemed. Believe me, I didn't even grasp the concept of "running" code in the most literal sense, but now I know what that means. I learned the basic difference between software and hardware.; these are small achievements, but they feel satisfying. After all, building a solid foundation always starts with understanding even the things that seem superficial. After clearing up a few of my doubts, I tried Python. I found it fascinating, though it didn't quite live up to my initial expectations. As a beginner, Python sounded like something almost magical, capable of doing everything, but upon seeing that so much of it involves calculations and data storage, I still struggle to fully grasp its capabilities—perhaps that’s just my inexperience, but it certainly isn't capable of doing everything. I did some research and found that Python is indeed a tool that complements others; It's like a carpenter's toolbox: a single screw can't build an entire piece of furniture. Now, however, I need to figure out how each tool works and how they all complement one another.