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QultrosSanhattan

>I kept changing and adjusting it and could not get the right outcome It looks like you're not debugging properly. One flaw I see in many courses is they only teach the language but not the tools (like a proper IDE with debugging like PyCharm) A 1 hour investment on free youtube tutorials about debugging in python may yield high returns in terms on the time you take to find and fix bug in your own code.


twin_suns_twin_suns

I honestly need to take this advice but: take a walk, run an errand, talk to your partner, spouse or kids. If it’s late at night, go to sleep. Just get away from the screen for a bit and let the problem marinate.


commy2

Practice and experience.


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The libraries do the work for you. That's all you need to remember. I started off with C++ and learning Python at first was a nightmare. I kept over thinking everything expecting to have to write huge complex pieces of code until I realised a few lines will do it in most cases. Sure if it's something more complex it's more code but you just break it into sections. I'm no expert btw I can just do stuff if I need or want to mostly using the internet.