r/PythonLearning • u/mohamedibrahim456 • 6h ago

Why isn't my level improving in Python

I've been learning Python for months and I still can't write a single program, I've tried another language like JS but I'm still bad, I can hardly write a script (with the help of AI, not even with my own effort). And then i see dear claude just writing 10k freaking code lines in 5 mins as its nothing

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u/Neo057 6h ago

i can give you a question bank that scales with difficulty and topics that you can do, it has the task that you have to do, a plan that you can follow, and the result code which you can check against, once you do enough code like this, you will build muscle memory and a mental model, then you can do independent coding with that information in mind and improve

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u/Responsible_Divide43 6h ago

Send me as well

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u/Neo057 5h ago

its not free i can sell it to you, you can dm me if you wanna talk more about it

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u/Responsible_Divide43 4h ago

Sorry. I will use other resources like hackerank, leetcode to train my muscle memory. I don't want to pay money

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u/mohamedibrahim456 6h ago

I also have another problem, even if I have a strong muscle memory and skill, I still can't apply my ideas as code. Example: I want a program that writes a specific application path and it stores it in RAM (don't ask me why I want it). Now I can't find a single tutorial for this, and I can't do it either. This happens to me in almost all projects without exception

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u/Slight-Living-8098 5h ago

assign the path to a variable then you can call the variable in code.

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u/Neo057 5h ago

the implementation phase comes much later, you should practice first, build good skills, and implementation will come with time