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It depends on how you're going to be learning and how much work you're going to put in.
>The most difficult way to learn but this will give you the best results
Watch a 1-hour long introductory video about your desired language on youtube just to get the idea of how basic syntax works, then pick a project and start working on it. For example, an algorithmic cryptocurrency trading bot or at least a trading signal generator, start with something super basic: get the asset pair price, calculate moving averages, when 12 period moving average goes above the 26 period moving average - BUY signal, when it crosses below - SELL signal. You will learn a lot, it will be fun, you'll quickly realize that this method generates a lot of false signals and want to improve it and continue learning.
>The easiest way to learn but it's also the least effective
Watch youtube tutorials and code along. I mean, if you do it enough times, you'll learn a thing or two but it won't stick.
>A pretty good way to learn but is not free
Go to an actual bootcamp or course with an actual instructor/professor who will be able to help you with any questions on the spot.

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