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Hey guys,
I've been poking with computers for a few years and attempted a few times to fully learn a few programming languages, but it never really worked.
I feel like somehow the way I think doesn't work that well with the logic needed for it, I wouldn't call myself stupid, can learn quickly and like to solve problems however it just don't work.
Maybe it is just too abstract, or maybe I'm not taking it the way I should, anyway I'm back for another attempt and like a few advices.
First is there anyone else having the previously said trouble with programming ? Or is it the same for everybody ? I know it must always be difficult to start of course, but to what extent ?
What would you recommend me to do that would help me see it from a new angle ? I'm sure it is just a matter of unlocking a few things for me to at least start getting into it.
Also I love to read about computer science so to go with my assembly books I got myself the Violent Python book. I haven't received it yet but it sounds pretty good, do you have any other books suggestions ? I'd like to some day be able to code in C, assembly and Python, anything that you consider a good read (paper or website) is welcome.
I might have other things to ask but I'll just add it below when it comes to mind, thanks in advance !
I've been poking with computers for a few years and attempted a few times to fully learn a few programming languages, but it never really worked.
I feel like somehow the way I think doesn't work that well with the logic needed for it, I wouldn't call myself stupid, can learn quickly and like to solve problems however it just don't work.
Maybe it is just too abstract, or maybe I'm not taking it the way I should, anyway I'm back for another attempt and like a few advices.
First is there anyone else having the previously said trouble with programming ? Or is it the same for everybody ? I know it must always be difficult to start of course, but to what extent ?
What would you recommend me to do that would help me see it from a new angle ? I'm sure it is just a matter of unlocking a few things for me to at least start getting into it.
Also I love to read about computer science so to go with my assembly books I got myself the Violent Python book. I haven't received it yet but it sounds pretty good, do you have any other books suggestions ? I'd like to some day be able to code in C, assembly and Python, anything that you consider a good read (paper or website) is welcome.
I might have other things to ask but I'll just add it below when it comes to mind, thanks in advance !
