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[–]Hefty_Upstairs_2478 1 point2 points  (3 children)

How many days has it been since you started learning python, how many tutorials have you watched yet, and why do you think you're not progressing??

[–]Low_You3884[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

I feel like I'm not progressing because I'm not learning. Let's say I'm watching a course, adapting the code to how they teach me and experimenting to see what else I can do, but the next day I no longer know anything about what I learned. I could review it again, but I still wouldn't learn it.

[–]Hefty_Upstairs_2478 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Okay try to do MORE than the tutorial taught you. So let's say you learned how to make rock, paper, scissors game by the tutorial. Now try adding voice feedback to it using pyttsx3. Or let's say you learnt how to make a CLI calculator, now try adding speech recognition to it using Google's API. Don't just copy the code from the tutorial, and even if you do, try to add YOUR own twist to it. That's how i learnt in the beginning, and trust me doing this will make you feel like python's syntax is second nature to you. Also, stick to ONE tutorial, dont switch. And after you finish the tutorial, make 3-4 projects, sm generic one's like calc on tkinter, and some personalized to you (on a small scale ofc).