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CSS Adding and Editing Styles

Leroy Krug
Leroy Krug
1,612 Points
Posted by Leroy Krug
Leroy Krug
1,612 Points

Is it relevant for me if i am not even confident enough to right my own code ?

I feel like this debugging tutorial is not very usefull for me because i am missing the real practise.... Is this my fault or do i just need to keep going ? And it will eventually all come together at the end ? For right now i only stuck to this "Front-End" course and never had any other experience with Coding .

Thank you for youre help. I'ma keep going ..... :)

1 Answer

psycholinguist
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psycholinguist
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 4,751 Points

Hi, I have been studying web development for about one year now. I still have the same problem even though I can tell that I have almost studied each and every CSS property out there, but recently the picture is getting clearer day by day. The most important thing in this field is that you should never surrender. Keeping trying is the best thing to do whenever you want to learn any kind of science. So, my answer to your question is yes, everything will come together at the end. Just believe in yourself and don't stop learning.