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advice please
I learned the basic like the loop and If etc.. but when I go to practice in hacker rank or something like that I really stuck in the easy problem and take like 1-hour to solve the problem ..is that ok ? or should I learn more like library etc and then practice
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Time doesn't matter. You will be needing less time day by day.
I suggest you to solve the coad coach problems here first.
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It is perfectly normal, but also absolutely necessary to go through it.
The core of programming - beware, wisdom incoming đ - is writing programs.
What does it help you to know if and else or even very advanced things if you fail solving a problem, writing code?
Depending on where you come from (like what you've learned before in your life) this can be hard in the beginning.
You need to become a 'translater' of real-life problem to code.
By practicing a lot, you'll - over time - become better and quicker.
So don't get discouraged if it's hard or takes long - treat it as a game that you want to win, no matter what, and get it finished.
And then onwards to the next, slightly harder task.