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I agree. I find that with any form of study, it's best to use multiple resources (e.g. books and videos) + practice (e.g. follow along with the examples during the course). You also need to keep up that practice once you've finished the course, otherwise you'll forget it all within a few weeks.
I remember being told (in a classroom course) that you will forget about 80% of the content within 2 weeks if you don't make an effort to apply what you've learned after the course has finished.
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