Why I see many sololearners donot complete python course? Cause it is difficult?

Answer 1

I thought that I should gain knowledge from other resources before because SL courses left many imp things or they just went up through my head.

I am also someone who is in the mid of py course.

Answer 2

We can't make survey or give valid reason because of following reasons.
* some move slowly
* some get bored
* some switch to other in mid and wanted to complete later
* some copy there friends
There are many reasons so just we can't say they leave the course. Ya some leave but some try to complete it later.

Answer 3

This is my case.
I didn't complete Python course yet because I felt like it would be better if I practice what I had learned so far. And to help my understanding of Classes, Magic methods and Data hiding, I looked for more material and sources.

Answer 4

I've almost finished the py course but the oop part gives you an idea as if it were made with junkyard pieces. It's very different with respect other languages and not really intuitive.

Answer 5

Code gets harder at the end, but python itself is not to bad to learn since its more English based.

Answer 6

its like they want to join the course. they start the course and leave it in middle.

Answer 7

I was also one of the guys getting stuck, and what stopped me was that I had trouble understanding the OOP part.

I felt that the tutorial suddenly became a lot harder, and just reading that alone wasn't enough to help me get through it.

So I put it off for a while, looked at other places, read in books, wrote codes ...

Then some day I had my personal 'epiphany' about classes, it suddenly made sense to me. And that's when I just finished the course.

After finishing C++ too, the stuff had sunk in deeply enough that I could just 'click through' the other tutorials (not the same thing as being able to write code in them).

I heard it a few times around here, that other people got stuck at the OOP point. So maybe the tutorial could use some tweaking there...

Answer 8

yes, indeed python is a bit difficult towards the end.

Answer 9

What about other language tutorials MIND4RENT? Do you see the same incompletion trend in others?

Answer 10

When you never coded before, some aspects are harder to grasp than others, like recursion... and also OOP. After all it builds upon everything else: machine code -> assembler -> spaghetti -> functional/procedural and then the whole data+function=object matter.

Sometimes I wonder if everybody should just start with assembler. :)

Answer 11

I started off doing the python course, then I went on to doing html course (to make a website). Some people may find it difficult, or want to practice what they have learned already, but others find it quite easy but decide to do another course instead.

Answer 12

Some lessons are quite tricky. Some people are not usual with hard concepts especially beginners. Some of them end up with giving up.😞

Answer 13

Ok. I guess its time to finish my python course 😃

Answer 14

It is not difficult. Many people just don't get around to it, that's all

Answer 15

I guess when the code gets hard at the end and you used all your xp then they give up...it need clear understanding..lots of practice

Answer 16

Turns out this question inspired me and I just finished OOP lessons.

Answer 17

Sonic for html,c and c++ i had studied then from textbook previously so i just skipped them. but for python i solely depend on sololearn so it was quite difficult.

Answer 18

OOP got me sweating😀
But most boring part for me was RegEx. (Because I didn't want to learn it then) I left the course alone for a month then I had some interest developed(after I used regex in my JS codes) + I really wanted to see last section.

Answer 19

Para mejorar el aprendizaje estudiar los desafíos.

Answer 20

im just bad in general