November 15th, 2020 at 12:37 AM
Ah, nice. Sounds like a good course! It'll get easier once you get the gist of it.
Don't worry too much about memorizing syntax (even if the course pushes it). Even experienced programmers have to look up syntax almost every time they get in front of a computer screen. It's an art form, much like music or writing. There are thousands of ways of solving any particular problem, so just understanding the different moving parts and putting them together is the single most important aspect of learning to program. Getting into understanding exactly what everything does is far more important than the actual syntax itself.
I'm quite experienced with Python and have done countless projects with it, so let me know if you have any questions! I teach people Python pretty much every week and I'm good at explaining things in simpler ways than most courses do.
Don't worry too much about memorizing syntax (even if the course pushes it). Even experienced programmers have to look up syntax almost every time they get in front of a computer screen. It's an art form, much like music or writing. There are thousands of ways of solving any particular problem, so just understanding the different moving parts and putting them together is the single most important aspect of learning to program. Getting into understanding exactly what everything does is far more important than the actual syntax itself.
I'm quite experienced with Python and have done countless projects with it, so let me know if you have any questions! I teach people Python pretty much every week and I'm good at explaining things in simpler ways than most courses do.
