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I understand what I'm learning in SoloLearn python, css, html but I forgot what I learned. What can I do?

I learned in SoloLearn but don't know how to coding.

9th Feb 2020, 9:23 PM
Deaf Guy Bad English
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Get an IDE for these languages like, >>You may use Notepad(text editor) for html begining practice. >>Otherwise you may use Adobe dreamviewer for html and css coding. >>You can download Anaconda in which you can practice coding of all these three languages.. Keep practice and coding. Spend time on practice. If you feel yourself stuck that you don't have knowledge how to practice then follow youtube tutorial videos that will help you really in a very better way. Youtube videos are the best source of learning how to code.. Hope this will be helpful to you.. Thanks 😊
9th Feb 2020, 9:38 PM
Khansa Ashraf
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Start by try & Error .. write some code .. no matter what it does the post it and wait for imporvments for the other users on the Platform
9th Feb 2020, 9:28 PM
Ashraf Beshtawi
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I totally get what you’re saying! I am taking a Codecademy Python class. I like the structure and content a lot. After each lesson, the information makes sense, but a few days later, I only vaguely remember that certain functions exist, not when or how to use them. Sololearn’s Code Coach projects have been super helpful for practicing what I’ve learned, and building good habits. If my solution works for 4 test cases but not the 5th, I must not have considered every possible scenario. And if I start a project and can’t remember what I was thinking when I come back to it later, maybe I should have picked clearer variable names. Check out Code Coach, and search for previous discussions if you get stuck on any of the projects.
10th Feb 2020, 12:37 AM
Isabel
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That probably means you need to code more. Coding helps you remember what you've learned, and it's a lot of fun. I suggest reviewing the courses, and then writing a couple of programs to remember what you've learned.
9th Feb 2020, 9:39 PM
Jianmin Chen
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Writing code with your own hand is important, because what you do sinks in best. You can support that with a good repetition schedule for what you learned. Could go roughly like this: https://code.sololearn.com/cBsq5rYsIB1A/?ref=app
9th Feb 2020, 10:29 PM
HonFu
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Always practice and revise
10th Feb 2020, 7:00 PM
ℓєgιση αятιѕт
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Keep on practising,it'll help alot
11th Feb 2020, 2:57 AM
Codebeast**
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