General frustration about C# not clicking in my brain

Around the 2:40 mark, Jeremy says: "This is how I learn to code. I often know what I want to do but I don't always know how to do it. That gives me an opportunity to figure it out."

I know some JavaScript already, but I'm having this feeling so much with C#. It reminds me of the first time I was trying to understand how a for loop works. I knew what it was doing, I could describe it, and yet I still somehow couldn't wrap my head all the way around it. I know one day it'll all make sense and I'll wonder what was wrong with me for not understanding it yet.

I'm trying to build a Console app for Black Jack. Here is how I would describe parts of it in plain English:

1. There is a Card . It has a rank and suit. It can be Deal 't from a Deck into a Hand.
2. There is a Player which can Hit, Stand, Bet/Ante, and has Cards/Hands. There will be a HumanPlayer and a ComputerPlayer. The HumanPlayer will make an active choice on whether to Hit, Stand, or Bet. The ComputerPlayer will be automated based on the situation (Stand on 17 or higher; Hit on 16 or lower)
3. There is a Deck made up of Cards. It can be Create 'd, Shuffle 'd, and Deal 't.
4. There is a Hand, which is made up of Cards and can be Calculate 'd for the Total. The calculations will be by the value of number cards; Jacks, Queens, and Kings will count as 10; Aces will be counted as 11 or 1 based on whether the Total would put it above 21. If a Hand goes over 21, it's a Bust and that Player loses. Whichever player has the higher Total for its Hand would win the game.
5. There is Money which belongs to each player. The players can Bet that Money, but not more than they currently have.