What is the programmer's algorithm?

Question

Programming languages

Hello, if anything, sorry for the stupid question, I kind of tried to google but found great promotional articles and overly vague answers with a bunch of terms. I also want to know the opinion of practicing programmers, and not Vasya Pupkin, the blogger who lost css styles and at the same time he teaches programming ...
As I understand it, the programmer initially learns the syntax of the language and the basics (data structures, flow control, operators, etc. ), then opens a job site and looks at which libraries / frameworks are listed in the vacancy, teaches them and gets a job, and then solves the tasks given to him using these libraries / frameworks and that’s it?
Or are you given a task, and you google how it can be implemented, then google the libraries for this, study them and implement the solution using these libraries? If so, how to google correctly (just when I try to google, I get 1001 programming learning sites)?
I just can’t understand, should I study the libraries I need before solving the problem and choose some, or is it stupid to focus on the libraries that are indicated in the vacancy?
Thank you!

Answer 1

The question is not that stupid, but stupid. You keep spinning around libraries / frameworks, apparently considering them god-given. But no, they were written by programmers. Have they done it with other libraries/frameworks? Perhaps yes, but, following the chain of predecessors, you will run into a library / framework that you made from scratch. How - you ask - and I will answer you: with the help of a programmer's work algorithm.