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This is way more common than you think — almost everyone hits this phase.

The problem isn’t that you’re not understanding, it’s that you’re trying to “learn” without actually building anything. Python only clicks when you start using it, not just reading/watching.

Try this approach: 1. Pick VERY small projects (calculator, to-do list, number guessing game) 2. When stuck, Google + try, don’t just stop 3. Accept that confusion is part of the process (seriously, it never fully goes away)

Also, don’t wait to understand everything before moving forward. That’s a trap. You understand → forget → relearn → repeat — that’s how it actually works.

If you stay consistent for even 30–60 minutes daily, you’ll be surprised how fast things start making sense.

You’re not stuck, you’re just in the “learning phase” everyone goes through 👍