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Would it be best to read a course multiple times?

I was wondering if I should reread courses, to memorize the tags (taking HTML atm), or just go to experimenting. If the 2nd is best, what should I create?

12th Jul 2019, 6:39 PM
đŸ„ąEmma
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When it comes to something like that, there isn't a definitive answer to what you should do as it primarily depends on how you learn and develop your understandings of things. If rereading the course better helps you with memorizing and understanding the tags, then there's nothing stopping you from doing so. However, if you're like me and you find experimenting within the code playground or any IDE will help you improve in that area, then that would be a good option to look into.
12th Jul 2019, 6:59 PM
Faisal
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I would suggest going through the courses more than once, but also practice what you learn and try out new things. You will learn more by playing around with code than by reading about it, but you still need to read to get the "how to".
12th Jul 2019, 7:32 PM
Vince Warner
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I usually go through it once, then try to write some code, and when I run into problems, I refer back to the course. This works really well for me, because I’m actually using what I just read, so I remember it better. There are no closed book tests on SoloLearn, so this is a great strategy, at least for me.
12th Jul 2019, 11:04 PM
Rora
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Oh alright, thank you!
12th Jul 2019, 7:14 PM
đŸ„ąEmma
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