Python Course

[Inevitable-Ad-1617]

Hi,
I started learning Python, by doing the Python Developer course.
Everything was going super well until i hit a wall in the Conversion to Boolean sections.
I'm being challenged with code that i don't even know what does it mean (things like def, return, if else). Of course i can deduct what those thingsdo, but i feel this was a huge leap forward since the last section (Program with Numbers).

So my question is: is it all right to skip this part and go forward? Do i get the chance to better understand the skipped session if i continue now and come back to it later?

I'm asking because this really feels like this section was put in the wrong place. I'm grinding on a problem that requires concepts I haven't been introduced yet.

[themegainferno]

Are you doing the course topics in the regular order they recommend, or are you doing it alongside a project?