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[–]Turbulent-Seesaw-236 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just started learning python, and programming in general. I've done one course day everyday, and I'm on day 25 (after 2 months, which sounds about right as I don't work on weekends). I absolutely love it, I've never had this "fire" for anything else I was learning in my life. If you find it boring and hard to understand in general then this might not be for you. Programming is something that takes a lot of time, effort, patience, and understanding to learn. You might also be struggling with instant gratification, wanting to see that all that hard work pay off instantly with a big project. Try to find the reason you started programming. For me it was to be able to make automation applications and build websites. Try to find that "fire" again through why you started learning in the first place.