With programming, art, carpentry and many other things, you just have to accept that the first project you finish will likely not be very good and the best thing to do is to throw it away and start over.
If you can embrace that idea, you can eventually learn to code.
The goal is to understand what you are doing and why, not just blindly copy and paste code that seems to work. Break it by changing something and fix it enough times and you will gain insight about how it all goes together.
Even the most complex problems can be made easy if you can break it into smaller tasks and build up to the finish.
If you can embrace that idea, you can eventually learn to code.
The goal is to understand what you are doing and why, not just blindly copy and paste code that seems to work. Break it by changing something and fix it enough times and you will gain insight about how it all goes together.
Even the most complex problems can be made easy if you can break it into smaller tasks and build up to the finish.