That is very true logic. I remember when I was new to programming/scripting, I started with the easiest, most basic language, HTML… that took more than 24 hours to learn at a competent level. Then you get into other languages like PHP (I’ve been doing this one for 8 years and still don’t master it. Perhaps because around every corner, something new comes out. I started with straight php… then mysqli, PHP object-oriented and PHP PDO - I prefer and use PHP PDO, but it is WAY different than the PHP I started learning in 2008), JavaScript (I started learning this one 6 years ago, still not a master), C++ (I’ve been learning this one for 2 years now, still not a master), Java (I’ve done this one for about 24 hours so far, not a master yet), ASP.NET 2.0 (I’ve never embarked on this adventure yet, maybe I"ll learn it in 23 hours), etc… it’s nearly impossible to even “read” everything in those categories in 24 hours, let alone, learn it and be efficient in it.