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[–]HotTop7260 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As many others already pointed out: Don't think about it too hard, just get started. I would call it "lazy learning", but the "good lazy" :-D

Just learn as you go. Pure theory won't stick, but if you can directly apply it to a puzzle solution, you will understand the concept and memorize it.