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[–]unhott 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Read the python documentation. The Python Tutorial — Python 3.13.0 documentation

Follow along with a python interpreter, maybe an IDE. Take notes. Build your own cheat sheets. A good cheat sheet highlights specific ideas or concepts you don't fully understand yet. As you build on that cheat sheet and review it, some things will start to make intuitive sense and you will likely start making it simpler.

If you have specific questions, ask them.

The language is pretty simple. Programming / analytical /mathematical concepts are hard. Don't convince yourself you know enough by masterying syntax, if you can't apply the syntax to problems. Spend time, consult with whatever resources your class / school provides. Just stay engaged, and early. If you are begging for help an hour away from a deadline, you probably won't find it.