You basically listed ever major sub field in both categories.

Program a bit on your own then make a more precise decision.

word.

Anyone have any project example ideas? I just don't know what to work on to get the practice.
Been spending a lot of time watching tutorials and just coding along that way but would like to take something on alone.

Using Python.

This post was edited by eazyBEEZY on May 25 2016 06:23pm

if you want to make a game learn c++ instead
python's cute... but learn c++

This post was edited by Ideophobe on May 25 2016 06:44pm

start learn basics here codecademy.com

I just heard Python was an easy language to start off with to get an understanding of programming, should I keep with Python or 180 over to c++?



Thanks I've heard of it but haven't indulged, I'll check it out.



This post was edited by eazyBEEZY on May 26 2016 08:47am

Just learn python. For what you want to do pyGame and python will carry you through until you want to pick up a real game framework. By that point learning another language will become easy.

I figured as much, thanks man you've been really insightful

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