Keep at it. Don't forget that "academic cycle" ennokni.deviantart.com/art/Academi... (confusion > frustration > idle > epiphany > solution) always works.
Your objective is to achieve a stage when you see a task your mind already can give you a basic algorithm of how it's going to work within code, and then keep growing comprehension/data cycles memory.
Also - don't forget to make your variables readable, use whitespace, comment out more difficult barely readable functions. Don't spawn too much classes which only do single thing.
And try at least basically optimizing your code when you write it - always think how an ugly cpu-bloat/memory-hog will make you do the same work twice.
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Keep at it. Don't forget that "academic cycle" ennokni.deviantart.com/art/Academi... (confusion > frustration > idle > epiphany > solution) always works.
Your objective is to achieve a stage when you see a task your mind already can give you a basic algorithm of how it's going to work within code, and then keep growing comprehension/data cycles memory.
Also - don't forget to make your variables readable, use whitespace, comment out more difficult barely readable functions. Don't spawn too much classes which only do single thing.
And try at least basically optimizing your code when you write it - always think how an ugly cpu-bloat/memory-hog will make you do the same work twice.