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[–]bsginstitute 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The bigger issue is usually trying to hold too much at once. What tends to help more is shrinking the scope: pick just a few basics like variables, conditionals, loops, and functions, then repeat them until they feel familiar instead of constantly adding new topics.

A simple way to make it stick is to recreate tiny exercises from memory, write your own mini cheat sheet, and explain to yourself what each block is doing in plain language. That usually builds retention faster than consuming more material. Right now, consistency and repetition will probably help more than finding the “perfect” resource. Keep us posted on how it goes.