So basically I just learned some basic HTML from the internet as well as a school book about computer science
Some of my univertity's clubs offered simple workshops in Affter Effects so I jumped on the oppurtunity and from that day I kept improving myself bit by bit.
After I started learning motion design, I realised that it was necessary to make my own illustrations in order to fully be able to express my artistic view and bring the truly to life.
In the first Semester of my first year at university, an Algorithmic course we had called ALSDS required knowledge of the Pascal programing language as it was very similar to the algorithmic language.
I started learning Python during the winter break as a way to pass time and learn more about computer science, I slowly found myself mesmerized by the simplitcity and power Python scripting offers, as well as the wide selection of fields that I can tap into from the portal of Python.
This was very similar to the way I learned Pascal, it was a course requirement. However, I was really interested in the use of C in many technologies such as Arduinos
Learning PyGame to me was a natural step to proceed Python basics, I made several games using it and the majority of them can be found on my Github: aymenkouah
I decided to mix it up a bit and learn how to make GUIs in order to advance my level a bit more. Upon using this library, I picked up many other things along the way, such as the "sqlite3" library and the "requests" library, which allowed me to create and manage databases as well as use APIs in my projects.
I always wanted to make websites, this feeling along side the boredom caused by quarantine made me finaly start learning seriously. I also picked up some JavaScript and learned a lot more about git and github as well as how github pages work. Totally worth the effort.