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Are you agree with me that sololearn doesn't learn every thing??
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I think SoloLearn is a very good place to start exactly because of what you said, it provides the foundation, the basics, if they put advanced materials here I am pretty sure there would be more people taken aback from feeling it's out of their scope and end up losing a will to study because they find it to be too difficult.
In case you haven't noticed, even with many people asking why SoloLearn only teaches the basics, there are still so many people come to ask about the lessons on this very forum, to me, it means we have a wide variety of members, different people.
People came from different society, backgrounds, discipline, study, culture, language and even nations, and for that reason it is understandable we have different capacity for learning, we cannot assume everyone must stand on the same level (advanced) and leave the new generation behind just because we found things to be easy for ourselves, that would be a generalization or stereotyping.
I see many people here grow themselves by keeping the spirit up, and instead of complaining they seek further advanced skills outside, and so they didn't stop with what they got from here, rather they explore the world in their quests, under the flag of curiosity.
Just a thought though, we can always disagree : )
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@Sina, my friend, never give up learning though, keep the fire burning buddy : )
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You're welcome buddy : )
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Yes, sololearn only teaches you a base, it is on you to take step on more advanced stuff
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@Sina Sololearn doesn't teach us everything but the community does, you can get any programming help out there.
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it doen't learn us every thing about a language
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Why??
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I am agree with you ok
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I give up
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Oh I will do it
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Thank you for every thing
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Because more complex stuff, requires in some cases, more libraries, and stuff that sololearn can't provide us. But there are books, tutorials, entire communities to help with that, so you can do it on your own.