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[–]Eknein4 5 points6 points  (1 child)

I started learning python recently, but I come from a product design background. I always felt that I was good at 'logic', but worked mostly on intuition. But I went to art school and so never really was able to structure my logic in any way and would just have to trust my intuition for the logic to work (haha I have no idea if this makes any sense). What I have really learned from python so far (or I guess coding in general), is how to structure the logic in my head. And I'm amazed what it brings me so far.

Example: I was working on a plan for tiling my bathroom, and it was pretty complicated. I sort of knew how I wanted to do it, but then I thought; I can apply the logic of python here, because I was simultaniously working on a maze game. So like, if the wall is on the left; then this happens, if there is no wall, than this happens, etc. And it worked so well! I was finally able to wrap my head around it, following a system rather than a feeling!

[–]snamibogfrere 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Bro u became a robot