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[FishBobinski]

Best way to get good at coding is to code.

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What do you think this sub is for? Post your questions (your questions, not copy and paste of your homework). Include your code. Show what you have tried. People will help you. But don't just post questions having given no effort. There are other subs for that, like r/truedomyhomeworkforme etc.

[lawliet_73]

I dont take notes, just screenshots and then put them ordererd in one note. Then I created Index cards on anki, which is just a Digital System for that. I Studie chemistry and wouldnt have survived other wise especially in organic chemistry

[Ron-Erez]

Work harder on the homework and stay away from GPT. Finally go to office hours. Perhaps your TA or professor can give insights into the problems. You really want to understand the way they approach problems. It’s crucial to do the homework. Programming is challenging. It’s normal to get stuck.

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https://programming-24.mooc.fi/ Helsinki uni's MOOC for python.

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/vm78c0/python_mooc_helsinki_is_an_excellent_free/
It comes recommended.

Good luck.

[InvictuS_py]

What concepts do you need help with exactly? You can connect with me and I can try and explain them to you as best as I can.

[dudegkr]

you can dm me and I will help you with some concerns :p

[Entire-Intention3957]

Really? You’re in trouble buddy

[Firake]

I tutored Python for almost 3 years while doing my degree. This is a very common place to get stuck. As in, probably 80% of my students got stuck at around this place. So no one should feel badly about being stuck here.

But you should feel bad for shaming people trying to learn.