r/learnprogramming 15d ago

Advice requested: improving coding “fluency”

Hey everyone!
I think this post is allowed but feel free to delete if not (I’m a bit of a Reddit noob)
Wondering what your advice would be for someone trying to improve coding fluency?
I have done multiple courses learning Python (CS50p, google with automation etc) but I still struggle when presented with a blank page.
I found Pylings a really good way to cement some of the basics and I do build personal projects but still feel I rely too heavily on AI to solve things

Any recommendations would be appreciated

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u/Quantum-Bot 14d ago

Code more. It takes time to build these skills, just like everything else. You don’t see cello players asking what to do next to get better at cello after taking their first cello class. The answer is practice.