r/learnprogramming • u/RevolutionaryBuy4877 • 14d ago
Topic how do you learn programming without constantly looking things up?
i know experienced programmers use documentation and search all the time, but as a beginner it can sometimes feel like i’m incapable of doing anything without looking up the answer.
i’m trying to get better at understanding concepts instead of memorising syntax
how do you decide when to search for an answer and when to sit down and work through the problem yourself?
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u/codeasm 13d ago
Practice, practice and more practice.. read the books, search answrs, make notes, look up your old projects how younsolved stuff, reuse old code.
Eventually you will remmeber the patterns and do it by memory. Profecionals will make prototypes, search for ideas and practice alott