Theory to practice

Question

I have a question regarding Python and the best way to understanding it.
It has been two months that i started learning it and now moved toward HTML and CSS too.
My question is this and I hope to be enough clear in exposing it.
While learning HTML or CSS, I have no problem in going from the theory to the practice of what I learned. It's all very obvious and the examples are visually clear.
With Python, I'm understanding the theory, but I don't get how it's applied. Because I can’t "see" it on the screen.
Can someone with more knowledge explain me or link me to examples?
Also, I understand that Python is a high level language; I just don't understand how I'm supposed to "use" it.
I'm sorry for the stupid question.

Answer 1

When I was starting to learn programming, we were drawing a flowchart for each problem we need to solve. Then I found out about UML diagrams and using them even now sometimes. It is grate way to visualise your programs.

Answer 2

For programming concepts that don't always have a visual output you sometimes have to visualise them in your head. To learn concepts like loops etc. maybe watch some YouTube videos about them to 'get the picture.'

Answer 3

use built in function help() to assist in understandin and applying. It takes in any object and prints a documentation.

help(str)

class Hi:
pass
help(Hi)

Answer 4

Thank you for your replies! I think this has to do with HTML and CSS being front-end languages, while Python is a back-end language maybe. I can't "visualize" it, it seems like I'm learning theory, but i don't understand how to put it at use practically.
Yes, I'll watch videos on YouTube, see UML diagrams and use the help function too! They will surely help!