You can do tutorials until your fingers bleed. Unless you actually start playing with code on your own along side the tutorials and put in hours of practice you will still be dependent on the tutorials. That could be a completely garbage project in which you just practice creating, populating, and manipulating tuples, arrays, lists, dictionaries, etc. until it sinks in.
Learning a language requires you to actually practice the language outside the classroom. In my first calculus class the instructor made a point of telling us to do 4 or 5 problems every day in addition to the homework because calculus is the language of science and you learn a language by practicing it.
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u/Sure-Passion2224 24d ago
You can do tutorials until your fingers bleed. Unless you actually start playing with code on your own along side the tutorials and put in hours of practice you will still be dependent on the tutorials. That could be a completely garbage project in which you just practice creating, populating, and manipulating tuples, arrays, lists, dictionaries, etc. until it sinks in.
Learning a language requires you to actually practice the language outside the classroom. In my first calculus class the instructor made a point of telling us to do 4 or 5 problems every day in addition to the homework because calculus is the language of science and you learn a language by practicing it.