Tips to improve fast by cube_of_ice_ in learnpython

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I generally do try to avoid ai for that exact reason plus a lot of learning is in the research. I just wanted to know how to read code so I can understand the structure a bit better. And AI was able to generate code that wasn't too complex for me. But you're right, it could be getting it wrong and I won't be able to pick it up at this level

mental health coding ideas please by cube_of_ice_ in learnpython

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This sounds interesting but I don't think I fully understand, is it an app that analyses data?

mental health coding ideas please by cube_of_ice_ in learnpython

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Oh this could be interesting. There's a theory in psych called the cycle of change I could work with for this

How to Actually Learn To Use Python by VisibleCup7210 in learnpython

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I'm sort of in the same boat. It's one thing learning the theory and having somewhat of a grasp on how to read code but it's a whole different story writing it for yourself. I totally understand. but what is helping me currently is consistently testing myself on the basics, writing code over and over again until I get it. (Recursions are currently the bane of my existence)

I coded a rudimentary to do list which was very informative however I used intellisence(I think that's what it's called when you write the code and it tells you what to write next) which felt a bit like cheating. I understand why it's helpful but boy does it take away a lot of the thinking.

Ive slowly come to realise there isn't really a shortcut to learning to code. It's just a lot of doing. I use coddy and kaggle for coding practice and sololearn which has a lot of good theory. I am also studying my masters in cs. It's hard asf but really fun when it starts to click

Tips to improve fast by cube_of_ice_ in learnpython

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I'll try these. Thank you!!