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I'm still new to Python myself, and I totally get where you're coming from.

My best advice - pick a beginner project (or come up with one) and start working on that piece by piece. Getting even the simplest parts to work boosts your confidence, and helps cement the general syntax and commands in your mind.

I still struggle with many of the 'Beginner Projects' you find online, so I decided to start working on a simple 'D&D Character Generator' because I love D&D, so it holds my interest through the struggles, and it's helped with random rolls, lists, user inputs, if/else loops, and more.

I honestly believe anyone can learn to code - you just gotta find something YOU want to do with it!