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What is the best way to review on sololearn

so ive completed html and wanted to know how yall have been reviewing languages. was it easier to just start from the begining or did you already sort of know where u need review by what questions you got wrong on challenging people. I guess im typing this in hopes that sololearn would adapt to a duolingo type review function where it remembers what you may need reveiw on based upon the answers you got wrong

22nd Jul 2018, 5:11 PM
Steven JG
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Practice, practice, practice and then some more practice.
23rd Jul 2018, 7:27 AM
Haris
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My answer may be a little [OFF-TOPIC], but here is how I review JS: 1. I try to code new programs. Currently I'm working on my website. Whenever I get stuck, I check references. 2. I try to watch others' codes and see new ways of applying a concept. 3. I try to lurk around in Stack Overflow
22nd Jul 2018, 5:26 PM
DAB
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I think you have a point about the comparison with Duolingo. The learning of Human/natural languages also requires practice and not just memorisation of facts or vocabulary. Perhaps in coding we have more of an emphasis on practice via writing code than on remembering facts. But to say that in code, you don't have to remember facts(syntax, keywords etc.) would be wrong. There is a small degree of rote learning needed. So a Review function could be useful. But then again you could redo parts of the tutorials you've completed but this requires you to remember what topics you have forgotten.
1st May 2019, 7:40 AM
Sonic
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I havent finished anything. Btw are you a furry too? XD
22nd Jul 2018, 5:24 PM
MyIQis150
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After html you are ready to try your hand with CSS. As you learn CSS you are simultaneously working with html, so you are effectively reviewing uour knowledge already. The next step might be JavaScript or another programming language.
23rd Jul 2018, 7:15 PM
Magnus
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