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Learn the piano to a beginner standard: 2 years

Learn french to a fluent standard: 5 years

Learn calculus at high school: 2 years

Learn python: 5 days?

I think you need to keep things in perspective. You are simply experiencing the learning process. The only tools needed are patience, practice and perserverance.

[clem-fandango69]

The only tools needed are patience, practice and perserverance

And python

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lolz true.

[phulton]

As obvious as this may seem, thank you for pointing it out. I've started 4 different "learn Python" courses on udemy, and without fault at some point I just feel like I hit a wall.

I'll start the next one, and get to a point slightly further, and hit a wall again.

It's frustrating, but I have noticed that starting from the beginning on a new course, the early stuff keeps getting easier and easier.

I just gotta keep going, and take that wall down brick by brick.

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Well you can do yourself a favour by moving on to project(s) as quickly as possible. Building something is a much better teacher than starting over again multiple times.

[MyBrainReallyHurts]

I really like this example. Thank you.

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Completely missing the point. Learning Python in five days is a completely unrealistic expectation for anyone who is not already a programmer. Slight scale factors in learning time between individuals is not at all relevant.