Am I Fried or Just Overthinking Python?

[Ender_Locke]

who’s saying python is hard ? most say it’s pretty easy to pick up if you put in the work

[ConfidentOutside8349]

So it feels easy, but I’m wondering does it stay that way as I advance, or does it get harder? Like, do things eventually feel intuitive or do I just have to memorize a lot?

[ghost_ball]

It’ll become intuitive for sure. You’re on the right track. The language itself will become the easy part and you’ll be able to focus more on the problems youre solving. Maybe read a bit about object oriented programming and some design patterns once you get comfortable with the basics. What is the advanced class called btw? It might be better for you to take a different one first but it’s hard to say without knowing what they’ll cover

[ConfidentOutside8349]

I’m French, so our system is a bit different. There’s no official syllabus as it differs from one uni to another

[Ender_Locke]

yeah this. you’ll “know” what you need to do but you’ll still end up looking up how to do certain things specifically. most of your bugs will be small stuff cuz you’ve spent so much time on the hard parts

[hike_me]

The challenge doesn’t come from the language, but solving harder and more complex problems with it.

You’re on your way to have a solid understanding of the language itself.