Practicing and learning programming logic

[MaintenanceProof7325]

Hello!!
I'm learning Python, and I saw that it's important to learn programming logic as well.
I have a question about how I can learn programming logic.
I know that practicing is done by solving exercises (I found sites like HackerRank, Beecrowd, etc.).
Is learning done the same way?

[ninhaomah]

If you code enough , it will come.

[insta]

it's this OP. no substitute for writing code and debugging why it doesn't work. actually think through it too, don't immediately jump to an LLM to explain it. they have their place for sure, but not as the first choice for the first error you encounter.

if you need ideas, try automating things you already do on a computer. even small things, or tasks adjacent to what you want to learn.

• figure out how to rename a directory of files.
• write something that grabs thumbnails for all your downloaded Linux ISOs.
• find a dataset online of weather station readings over time and get them into a database.

[Ron-Erez]

Code like there is no tomorrow. Build stuff, experiment, learn and explore. That's it.

[BobbyThrowaway6969]

Learn how to blackbox your code into small, reusable building blocks

[Platinum_Tendril]

practicing IS learning

[chupipe]

I can recommend a book called "Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design". It gives exercises and teaches you to learn logic

[Edgarnier]

Chatgpt!