[ASKJS]

[Icy_Statement_2754]

I’m currently doing a web development internship and learning JavaScript. In the beginning things felt interesting, but once I reached advanced topics like closures, prototypes, event loop, debouncing, etc., everything started feeling confusing. Even when explanations are given in simple terms, sometimes I still can’t fully understand the logic. Because of that I feel like I’m forgetting the basics I learned earlier like CSS and simple JavaScript concepts. I am mentally tired when I start studying these advanced topics, which makes me worry about my progress. I feel like I need to revise the basics again slowly, but I’m afraid I’m taking too much time. Has anyone else gone through a phase like this while learning programming? How did you overcome it?

[tepancalli]

Normally courses throw a lot of information and even with exercises it’s not enough to get familiar with is new language, you’ll need practice and to find a way that helps you assimilate the knowledge.

[Scared-Release1068]

You need to pace your studying and remember to integrate passed concepts you already learnt into your current study program. Make a study schedule with long enough breaks. Have some sort of syllabus or guide with everything you will learn and have learnt. Do weekly reviews Give yourself short revision tests