Hey everyone! I'm taking my first programming class focused on Object-Oriented Programming in Python, and it's been pretty tough for me. I often find it hard to grasp mathematical and logical concepts, which makes coding really challenging. I get the basic ideas behind what we're learning, but when I sit down to write code and work with variables and functions, my mind goes blank. I'm curious if anyone else experienced similar struggles at the beginning. How did you overcome those obstacles? What resources did you find helpful? I'm contemplating whether programming is for me, but I also don't want to quit too easily. I'd appreciate any advice or tips you might have. Thanks!
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Take it one step at a time! Have you tried starting with something simple like building a basic calculator app? You could take input like "2 + 2" and then output the result, which could be a great way to practice. It helps you focus on getting the logic down without getting overwhelmed!
Honestly, I’m not sure how to do that yet.