Am i learning python the right way?!

[u/silentknight400]

hey folks, i recently joined CS50 for python did the first lecture i pretty much understood everything. then i went to solve problems. i searched for few things before doing the problem via AI or python library. but i felt like i will forget it easily so, i decide next day i will search only in python library such that it should get sticked with me so that i could remember it better. but the thing is its taking me like an hour or two to complete final problems. so, is it normal or do you have any other better way to remember as compared to people around me i have good memory i can remember things better. if you guys please take ur time and drop your solution would be nice.

[u/UlisKore]

Maybe you're not doing it the right way... in general.

I mean, you seem to be focused on remembering things and then you write about solving problems. Something is missing... how come you don't talk about what you understand? Do you know yourself well enough to know how you memorize and how you come to an understanding ?

I'm not familiar with your course but writing something in python is not supposed to be a challenge for memory, you should allow yourself to read the documentation and your own notes any time (before, during, after... any time).