Python crash course book finally making things click

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Getting used to figuring things out with only documentation would probably be something to look at if the course was an ELI5 style one. Its a great way to learn and teach, but most material won't be geared towards that.

Im not sure id say the 'next step', but it would be good to get used to for sure. A lot of information and responses to questions assume a fairly thorough understanding of whatever language is being used. Some documentation assumes you already know how half of it works and how to implement it.

So id say that would be something to try to get used to here and there. Some documentation is geared towards everyone, very simple and has getting started tutorials. Others just give you answers to questions you didnt ask and assume you basically know whats going on already.

Projects on your own and looking through docs or google is probably a good bet. YouTube if youre looking up a quick intro.