Yes, there is.
First, pick a language, I’m tempted to say python, but a strongly typed language would be better. Fuck it, learn python. It’s decent enough to get you going fast.
Other very approachable languages are JavaScript*, PHP* (no, it does not suck(anymore)).
*there are very interesting frameworks for those languages (vue, react) and Laravel. Those take care of many common things and get you building things and solving problems. Fast.
There is a difference between computer science, programming and software engineering. Keep this in mind!!
From your question I think you’re interested in software engineering. Not programming or CS.
The first thing you should do is get comfortable with any language. Let’s stick to Python for this.
Imho the Book “lean Python the hard way” is really really worth it. Do as the author says and hang in there.
On top of that learn to interface with your system. Make some API request and display them. Try to generate something with a library (for example pillow for python).
Save some data from an API into a database.
Btw, don’t sweat it. All of us use stack overflow and Google the most trivial shit.
Aaaaaaand: before I forget it, get a VM with linux. Something like Ubuntu or mint. You’ll use that as your testbed so you don’t wreck your main system.
Other things:
Read about GIT (version control)
Get a decent editor (atom, sublime or similar)
No go out and be wild!