Implementation of Logic is way more harder than understanding the Logic

While following online courses it is very easy to understand the logic that instructor says but when it comes to implementation its way more harder, syntax is one of the most hard things to remember for me any one have easy method to deal with this i would love to hear.....😅

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[Abbas Cyclewala]

Try to understand the concept behind things and practice thinking in abstract logic rather that how to do in language/framework x

It will be hard initially but once you get used to it, you can master most tech easily. Most concepts tend to be similar and if you know what you need to do logically, finding syntax is a piece of cake

[Jeremy Friesen]

I was learning a new to me programming language and struggling with some of it's syntax. I found someone gave an analogy of that syntax in another (programming) language. That helped me bridge the connection gap.

From that example there are a couple of things that might work:

1. Can you decompose the implementation? Work your way from the inside out.
2. Can you rephrase (in your most proficient language, be it programming or "human") what the implementation is aiming to accomplish?
3. Copy the implementation and then line by line add a comment saying what it does; now ignore reading the code and just read the comments. Does that make sense?

[JoelBonetR 🥇]

Check this out, it may help you specially at this point 😄