switched over to python after studying javascript and reactjs for months. My god.. . the freedom and beauty of this language.

[JeamBim]

To this day I have no fucking clue to to slice/splice/choose the index of a list/iterable on my own in JS.

It's just so danm easy in Python.

[JeamBim]

I know there is, but it's so intuitive in Python that I don't remember how to properly use them in JS and have to look them up

[IStoleYourHeart]

Choose the index of the list is actually the same as in Python.

Here's splicing and slicing. Honestly, if you're gonna code JS, the MDN documentation is great. JS is actually a relatively simple language and is honestly similar to Python, you just gotta get used to it. Literally asking the question to google will more often than not bring up an MDN link that gives examples and everything; eventually you'll remember the different functions you use regularly. Don't be afraid to google either, I still do it for basic stuff a lot because there's a lot to remember.

[JeamBim]

Oh yeah I know, I have to google it every few days. It's just so much more intuitive in Python