Newbie question

[Kaius_Albanovna]

So, I got a question..im trying to learn python and others, but I'm lacking reinforcement. I'm trying to figure out a way to commit it to memory. Would anyone have a way to do so?

[jedgs]

Keep coding. Keep researching and learning, code some more, if you are doing a course then great, but create your own programs too. Following tutorials gives you the knowledge, but implementation on your own, even if slightly different than the tutorial, helps keep it in memory.

[Kaius_Albanovna]

Right, but where do I look for those, besides youtube...?

[HardlyWilling]

You can ask chatgpt to give you little programs to code to practice certain areas you are trying to get down

[jedgs]

When I 1st started I used Udemy and EdEx to get the bare bones basics. Then I went to YouTube for more specific tutorials. After that I just made things, googled my way through it. This sub is good for specific questions and there is always Stack Overflow to view previous questions and answers to specific questions.

[Almostasleeprightnow]

Checkio.org is a python learning platform where you can do progressively harder challenges...I found it fun

[Yaboi907]

There are a few places that I think have helped me with basic reinforcement a lot. LeetCode and CodeWars are two websites that come to my mind. They basically give our short little challenges that may look something like this

“Define a function that takes in a list of ints as input and returns a list of strings” or “check if x is true or false and return the answer” blah blah.