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its like i can write code of simple problems but i finds myself not so easy when it comes to the program like terminal games and i feels like i am lagging the "right thinking" before writing any code. well the thing is i completed like 22 projects from the book big book of small python projects and i am still writing codes like this https://paste.pythondiscord.com/HGNA i feels like i know python but lacks in thinking on how to approach a problem and making it run properly. and i feels like if i keep practising like this i wouldn't get any close to writing code more effectively any sooner unless i have someone to tell me the right way or i learns it from a tutor or a course or a book on how to approach and think of a problem, cuz if i were to just practise and do it on my own i would be doing hit and trials and it might take me much longer compared to if i m being taught on how to write it better. so how should i go further on now ? i just want to ask how to think when we were given a problem say we were given to make a terminal program and i always just confuse like yeah i can make it work but i still feels like i need to learn to write it neatly. i can make small programs but i want to learn how to make complicated programs or think/design beforehand on making these programs tldr; asking if it will be good to read some "tips" from somewhere or watch any lectures on thinking properly instead of just practising which i think might take "more" time for e.g. will it be beneficial to read books like "think like a progrmmer" by al sweigart ? instead of just practising and finding the neat ways on my own ? submitted by /u/TreacleFlaky2283 [link] [留言]
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