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Python Object-Oriented Python Advanced Objects Emulating Built-ins

Adem Gun
Adem Gun
1,511 Points
Posted by Adem Gun
Adem Gun
1,511 Points

I'm having trouble grasping most of what's going on, should I keep going?

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Terry Bowyer
Terry Bowyer
1,636 Points

Yes you should. If you are enjoying it, then that's half the battle. Go back over the areas that you don't understand. Ask the community to explain it in a different way. I sometimes feel I'm moving at a snails pace. I'll get there. Other people might be faster than you and pick things up easier, but YOU try harder. :-)

Adem Gun
Adem Gun
1,511 Points
Adem Gun
Adem Gun
1,511 Points

I should have clarified, I'm definitely going to keep coding but was asking wether I should go back to older lessons. The thing is I get most of the content up to a certain point (supers), after which I'm just completely lost. I guess I just need more time practicing the basics, but I don't really know how to study effectively as I've been out of education for quite some time.

Thanks for your response.

Matthew S
Matthew S
8,626 Points
Matthew S
Matthew S
8,626 Points

I personally buy books to go along with my online courses. Every time I don't understand what the instructor is using, I read up on it for further explanation to fully grasp the concept

Chris Freeman
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,423 Points
Chris Freeman
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,423 Points

Adem Gun, definitely keep going! Unless you're stuck on a topic, it may help to go to the end of the module, then revisit the material that was troublesome. Sometimes later discussions help clarify misunderstandings.

It's great that you're turning to the community for help. If you can articulate the concepts you are having trouble with please post them to the forum. Feel free to tag me in the questions with an "at" chrisfreeman3.

1 Answer

Christian Beckett
Christian Beckett
11,123 Points
Christian Beckett
Christian Beckett
11,123 Points

As a professional opinion I would say First study a bit more on the subject maybe go back and review a few things Python is a very simple Language But it can get difficult from time to time. I'm going to be honest im not going to lie and say yes you should! If you are willing to put in the effort and learn as much as you can about this language and that this is the language you wish to be your main language. then yes. I believe you should keep trying my Friend. I will also State Buying books do help. read up On Python tricks if you need to. or slow down the videos. sometimes they make more sense when you do that. have any questions feel free to tag me.