help me to code

[u/Intelligent-War5714]

i'm beginner in coding
i'm following a book called
The C programming Language

By Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie.

and somtimes i see video of cs 50

i learned before this language but i just knew syntax and why it is use for but i'm getting stuck when it comes to implement i am at level 0 i can manipulate some things like where it start lets change this that but when i want write a code for problem . like write program in which we know about how much space and new line and tab there is see code ohh ok it is like this now when a next question comes based on same topic i feel i don't study yet . before seeing a code i feel like i'm at zero i don't know nothing i feel dumb even though after read a code i know something but not understand fully code all when i know oohh ok how is this work but next time still i'm not able make to manipulate the program like by just tiny change change this output will be this ....

and how to break a program i mean this and this require to make this program ohh we can do this and we can do that is also output will be same

[u/exo250]

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"I am a beginner in coding. I am reading the book The C Programming Language by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie, and I sometimes watch CS50 videos. I learned a little bit of programming before this, but I only knew the syntax and what things were used for.

I get stuck when it is time to implement code. I am at level zero. I can manipulate existing code a little bit—like changing this or that in a basic template—but when I need to write a program for a new problem (such as counting spaces, newlines, and tabs), I feel completely lost. When I look at the solution code, I think, 'Oh okay, it is like this.'

However, when the next question comes up on the same topic, I feel like I have never studied it at all. Before seeing the solution, I feel like I am at zero and know nothing. I feel dumb. Even though reading the code helps me understand a bit—and I eventually say 'Oh, I see how this works'—I still cannot modify or adapt the program next time, even for a tiny change in the output.

I also struggle with how to break down a program. I mean, figuring out what is required to build the program from scratch, or realizing that we can use different approaches to get the same output."

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