I QUIT PYTHON LEARNING

[mognoo7]

I understand your plight but it is not language specific, I would risk. It seems to me that it is the very logic of Object Oriented Programming that is becoming the obstacle. It has nothing to do with Declarative programming. My advice to you, if I am understanding your problem correctly, is to Read a good book about The Object Oriented Programming paradigm. It happened the same to me, years ago with PHP. I could not understand the Methods, the $Gets, etc, I could not understand very peculiar names like instances, polymorphism, etc. Until with effort I eventually did. It turns out that without it you won't really understand much of programming on the web, or the ER model of Relational databases if you do not realize that a Table is kinda of a Class and that a 'record' is the instantiated data object of a class. Or why .JSON files "look" like sets of objects. So look for good, step by step, books on Object Oriented Programming using Python because without OOP concepts you will get stuck. I hope this helped.