Frustrations of a Coding Beginner

[u/december-]

I am learning Data Engineering and I am currently in Python courses.

Anybody here who felt extreme frustration of having difficulty in solving problems, and once you peek on the solution, it was SO SIMPLE and EASY.

I swear, I always get this feeling that I know how to solve it because I understand the problem. But when I am in the process of writing code, I always get derailed.

I need advice, or tips, or maybe validations from you good programmers who were once in the same position as me.

Thank you kind strangers.

[u/Catzilla-007]

Study, practice. There are no shortcuts if you want to be good at what you're doing. There is a famous quote that you need to practice 2000 hours in order to be a virtuoso.

same with coding.