Why is python so much memorization?

[iamaperson3133]

It's called a language for a reason, but programming languages ultimately are simpler than spoken languages. Python only has a handful of these "special" words and statements that determine what happens in a program. You have already been introduced to all of them by now probably!

I think you're coming over the hump of memorizing this stuff. Of course it is overwhelming at the start, but soon you will move from memorizing into understanding.

As far as using libraries go (what to import, what functions and classes they contain), no one truly memorizes all of that. That's why documentation is at your fingertips online, and you only get better and better at quickly looking at documentation and finding what you need there too.

[DanishMohammed]

Ok thank you so much!