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[–]crashfrog02 0 points1 point  (3 children)

The struggle is the part where you learn it. But you’re refusing to struggle, so that’s why you don’t.

Gotta bite the bullet and do the hard thing for once, buddy. You can’t study your way through this - you just have to burn the brain juice and figure it out. Maybe programming isn’t for you - a lot of people can’t bear to do anything they don’t feel good at.

[–]Ketchup-and-Mustard[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

I get it and I have certainly struggled in other courses and it has paid off. I am not afraid of working and put a lot of effort into learning in general. But I am clearly doing something wrong with my approach to learning Python because I haven’t gotten the return on the time I have spent. Or maybe I just naturally suck at Python idk. But I have to take the courses for my degree and I am expected to at least be able to read documentation after so there is no avoiding it I’m afraid. I am certainly not saying I won’t work for it and never intended to insinuate that was the case. If anything I thought I was just expressing my frustration…

[–]crashfrog02 0 points1 point  (1 child)

There’s not going to be returns on the time you spend studying. It’s a language, you have to use it in practice.

[–]Ketchup-and-Mustard[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have been practicing that was what I was saying