Does anyone know a way to memorize these codes more easily. Because I learn all this here, it can’t stay in my head.

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Answer 1

Hi!
You don’t have to ’memorize’ codes. Start using it, and slowly it becomes a part of your self. It’s a process, but it will come to you.
/Regards Per B 🙂

Answer 2

If you dont use it you lose it 🙂

Answer 3

Thank you all for the answers😊

Answer 4

Coding isn't about learning codes bro.. it is about learning syntax. Its about learning concepts and how to apply them.

After that it gets messy as learning different languages have different "codes" to do that same thing... len() .length() size() ... but you can do it, because different languages are mostly just different syntaxes of the same concepts

Answer 5

Yeah, i agree with Per Bratthammar

As i was learning cpp with no knowledge before joining sololearn, i had lots of problems even with "Hello World" program but as i practiced and kept on reading the syntax as said by Justin , i gradually learned to code and compile the "Hello world" program.

My advise is to take 1-2-3 or 4 days to review the same thing and learn it until you've understood it(though it's long and time consuming, better than moving by just learning 60-70% of that topic)
And yeah, Wayne Dickman's advise is useful too.

Answer 6

well, I wouldn’t say there was no memorization, But there is a sort of logic to it that one should try to pick up on as best one can.

Answer 7

Coding is like learning normal speaking languages. You need to understand why each word in a sentence is important and what it is trying to convey, that's how you understand a language. In the same way, if you try to understand what each keyword means, you will understand why it is being used there. It's not arbitrary, there is a reason why a code is written the way it is. Find out that reason, find how to achieve that end result by understanding why and how each keyword works, then it'll be easier for you hopefully.

Answer 8

practice makes perfect. I thought that just meant if I practiced a lot I would get better at something and make less mistakes, but then I found out if I never use something at all in real life, I would basically forget it. Try to find examples in your own life that’s sololearn doesn’t generate for you and apply the code there.

Answer 9

Don't need to memorize any code.You have to close the app and proceed with your own line in notepade or any other editor.test your code and do more mistakes . Understanding the mechanism first then practice with your own implementation.

Answer 10

Aapane Java kahan se sikhi