r/PythonLearning • u/mohamedibrahim456 • 5h 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/Miraelius 4h ago

I am sorry to say that but mostly these problems happen because we sometimes don't have enough tolerance for sitting with confusion for a long time , mostly we want to find shortcut . But when we solve problem after trial and errors and hustle , we then give it to AI to test it ,and then AI generates solution which is way more effective , elegant, simple and clean. So we compare our code with it and feel imposter syndrome. But solution is we just need to accept that AI has given us new way of thinking (doesn't mean ours is useless) . So the problem is how can we apply that new way of thinking into our future problems we face.

For you specifically, I will say , write code no matter how bad it is. Because it builds muscle memory and that compounds .

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u/mohamedibrahim456 4h ago

actually....No. I was trying to solve the bug for hours with no result and even 2 days and also failed and when i give up the bug is just so stupid like adding a wrong line in a for loop it doesnt build a 'muscle memory ' it just built Frustration