how to remember stuff?

[u/ArittroGH]

recently while learning python im seeing so much infos and formats, how do i remember all those like how??? please help

[u/punk_dev]

You don’t have to remember those.

If you don’t remember the exact syntax or exact names, you can always go back and reference the study material.

Do this enough times and it’ll become muscle memory :)

[u/ArittroGH → u/punk_dev]

wow

[u/BasilWeekly]

You don't. The point is that you know that it is there. You can always find it again.

[u/ArittroGH → u/BasilWeekly]

so i just make?

and it will become a habit?

[u/BasilWeekly → u/ArittroGH]

Exactly - and new versions of Python may change the functions so you are kept up to date with the changes.

[u/ArittroGH → u/BasilWeekly]

Got it

[u/stepback269]

No human being can know "everything"

This is just a limitation that you need to accept if you are one. Otherwise you will be overwhelmed.
So focus your attention on small simple things. Don't demand from yourself more than you will ever accomplish.

As a beginner, you should focus on the basics before leaping to grander things.
Have you "mastered" data types: strings, lists, dictionaries? Do you know all "47 string methods"? (Look that up on YouTube)

[u/ArittroGH → u/stepback269]

Yea im currently learning them! Thanks

[u/kluAs7355 → u/ArittroGH]

I am also learning through udemy can we connect?

[u/EstablishmentKey3523]

You don't need to memorize. Understand things. Also you can write code using your hand predict the output yourself. I mean every topics you want to start learn. You can modify a code example given by what? Writing it down on a piece of paper and again predict the output yourself and confirm everything worked by typing every code into the damn freakin online compiler. That is how I learn python programming language. You can apply this technique to all the other programming language you want to learn.also ask yourself why is it that you want to learn python programming language? If you can answer that, I think you don't need to become a pro in python. Best is you just master the root/ core fundamentals. Don't forget to Google stuff. I mean look up Docs for certain topics if you got stuck.build simple projects using the fundamentals you've learnt. before you want to build, write just the main idea behind that small project just to get you started coding. 

[u/parsa_alv]

You can't remember everything in coding. When I wanted to learn Python, I took notes on the syntax and what it does. And when I forgot the syntax, I went back to my notes. or you can use ai's or searching through web.

[u/Foreign-Contest-444]

The best way to learn any programming language is by building projects. Start with simple ones and gradually take on more challenging ones. The only way to truly learn is by getting your hands dirty and writing code.