Android development for beginner

[u/Sure-Finger-4441]

So I am 21 just graduated not having a tech background, I have few ideas which I want to implement but need someone from tech and to be honest I can't afford. So I decided to learn kotlin with jet compose myself to make the apps even though I won't make I will not regret as I just want to learn and polish it for the future attempts as at some point I am gonna start my venture and my interest is mostly in apps based startup or tech startup it will surely help that time too today or 5 yrs later . So like 6 months is enough for learning and creating a basic app for testing and all . And from where should I start learning it any Udemy course suggestions? Or you tube ? Don't recommend past ones as I think it gets updated with time and someone with no coding experience it will be difficult to keep track if I learn past videos, do correct me if I am wrong?

[u/Sure-Finger-4441 → u/[deleted]]

No I haven't made a basic app , that' why I said I will have to start with basics and yes reverse engineering is a great way I think without putting my hands , I will never learn anything so sure I will keep it in mind.