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Luis Regalado
2,353 PointsIs it safe to say that I feel lost learning Python now?! Following the videos with Craig.
Been following the videos with Craig in Python Basics and leading up to except and else functions. Feeling like I may have to learn from other sites and then come back to follow Craig right along. Hmm...
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Steven Parker
230,853 PointsSometimes if you just "hang in there" things will start to fit together and make more sense as the course progresses. But as long as it doesn't pull you in multiple directions, learning from multiple sources is a great idea also.
And if it's part of your subscription level, you also might find the How To Learn bonus series useful.
Mike Van Amburg
8,544 PointsSometimes It also helps to just get dirty in the code and look up the errors you will get and figure out why that error is current. Just keep going, and it will come to you if you get stuck step away for 10 minutes then come back. You need to do this because sometimes you're to close to the issue to see it.
Luis Regalado
2,353 PointsThanks for the post. I'll keep at it and keep getting dirty with the code.
Luis Regalado
2,353 PointsLuis Regalado
2,353 PointsThanks for the post. I also did check on the How To Learn bonus videos. I was getting all that was being shown on the videos until I saw myself only following Craig as he did stuff instead of learning.