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Python

Posted by T C
T C
7,858 Points

I'm in the Python track (now at OOP). I can't answer all the code challenges by myself, is that normal at this stage?

I research the answer for nearly all the code challenges. I can understand the content when our good friend Ken Love explains them, but struggle to execute them on my own. What can I do differently to really understand and execute? How long until I'm proficient in Python? Any feedback help! Thanks!

1 Answer

Christopher Houston
Christopher Houston
4,030 Points
Christopher Houston
Christopher Houston
4,030 Points

If you can't answer all the questions by yourself you can always go back to the video explaining what you need to accomplish and take some notes using pen and paper or if you want to do it on the computer itself you can use notepad. This is a good way to start remembering things, but don't make the notes too long. Example(tip referring to C#): A "string" is a variable type that stores text.

Do somthing short like that

T C
T C
7,858 Points

Ok I'll start doing that. Thanks for the suggestion Chris.