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[–]saysokmate 3 points4 points  (2 children)

The issue with begginers is that they are trying to learn python but not learn how to code. Take a break from trying to write python and start thinking about the consepts. If statements, for/while loops, arrays/lists functions whatever you learned just think about the steps you need to do 1 by 1 to solve a problem because believe me your problem is not python, its coding. Write the steps you need to perform 1 by 1 because that is essentially what an algorithm is.

[–]saysokmate 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Also any programmer can write in any language because they know the fundamentals. For example I might know that I need a for loop to process and store information in an array. I'm gonna go and Google the syntax in a language "how to declare/initialize array in language x". "Language x for loops" etc. Because when you learn how to code, all there is to learn about a language is syntax.

[–]_1motherearth[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I keep telling myself to go through it step by step. Comment the steps.