I think some up to date youtube tutorials are a good place to start just to get your head around it a little bit, then maybe create some simple projects that will encourage you to delve in deeper and create harder ones. I think a nice starting one would be a simple rock paper scissors project, and bonus points for hosting it!

I think it depends on the type of development, like if she'll be using the likes of docker then the beefier the system the better. Also for instance if she's going to be doing some native android development then an Intel machine will be better for Android virtualization as ryzen CPUs suck at it and you'll have no other choice than to use your own android phone as a guinea pig

I would've loved if she also put in something like "pwd" or "ls -l"...or to be a real hacker "ls | less"

Yea I saw that too, it's just an adaptor for your device to expand storage...not including 30tb hard drive

Seriously guys thanks for the information!

@yendenikhil I mean the college you're attending is better than no college...could always be worse👌

I'm in college in Ireland and there's none here that do that

Fyi after some more work and refining all loops got 100% feelsgoodman

@Huuugo understandable but I'm still only starting off so don't expect great things from me...yet

Ayyy thanks guys, I can get the devRant stickers now👌

@Aitkotw thanks man👌, if I do loose hope I can continue my python project to cheer me up

@Aitkotw dude I wish I could, but I'm only starting off in web development so I gotta do it the old fashioned way😂