Generally, no, as a principle. You don’t want to learn things in chronological order, you want to learn them in intrinsic ness order, to the extent it is feasib

Generally, no, as a principle. You don’t want to learn things in chronological order, you want to learn them in intrinsic ness order, to the extent it is feasible. If you really want to learn computing, start from scratch. Go from logic gates to building logic boards to cpu architecture, assembly, and then programming. That will allow you to pick up arbitrary skills in a compounding way.