For those who are new to programming, and those who are interested, I decided to share my experience as briefly as possible in simple language, maybe it was useful to someone. What it means to learn a programming language, what we actually learn.
We talk, walk, laugh, etc. How do we do them? Few people have thought about it, because we don’t need to think about it, we just imagine it, willing to do it, and it happens. But computers lack these feelings. They understand and do these things differently. For example, let’s break the verb to walk into the smallest parts. First, we load on one leg, raise the other leg a little, then move it forward, then slowly put it down, repeat this process on both legs until we want to stop. Confused? Yes, it is, it’s a good thing we’re not actually think on every step like that, or it would be impossible for us to live. Another example is to draw a straight line. You will probably take a pencil, a sheet of paper, and start somewhere on the paper and draw a straight line piece no larger than the size of the paper (so that it does not come off the edges). Was that much description necessary? If you wanted to give this command to a computer, this description would be too short. You need to explain the starting and ending coordinates of the line, its length, etc. parameters to the computer one by one. If it still sees the line as a work consisting of successive repetition of points, the situation becomes much more difficult! To write in any programming language is to convey or translate the commands of your imagination in a way that the computer can understand.
I hope I was able to help you understand the programming logic at least a little bit. Don’t forget to leave a review.