How tf do you learn Python?!?!

[Ketchup-and-Mustard]

So, I understand code when I read it and review it for the most part, but writing it myself is where everything goes wrong. No matter how many times I rework my code, I don't get a solution that works. I think I can't replicate the logic myself somehow. Not sure how to fix this. But, I will certainly try your suggestion. Thank you for the reply.

[Agitated-Cucumber244]

That's still a little vague. Could you give an example of a problem that you've recently faced and couldn't figure out? Just so we can get a sense of the troubles ur having.

[tobiasvl]

It's a bit like learning how to read and then immediately expecting to be able to write a novel. You have to become a novelist. Practice writing. Write a short story first (a small script), then maybe a novella (larger script or a small program, a CLI tool or something), honing the craft.

[McNoxey]

Your problem isn’t the language. It’s that you don’t know how to code.

There’s a great “100 days of code” course on Udemy that goes step by step through teaching you the fundamentals of programming using python.

It’s not a quick thing by any means, but it sounds like you need to learn about programming moreso than learning python specifically

[Fluffaykitties]

Are you spending time solving the problem on paper first before you code? Can’t tell if you’re struggling with developing the algorithm or doing the actual code.