How we can memories the JAVA codes?

Question

As you know! It is too difficult to get the concepts, give me a good solution without and keep in mind that I code and code them in my 💻 but still I can't memories them! 😕

Answer 1

There are a few common answers to threads which run the "How to memorize/remember code" trope.

1. Practice, and practice. Memorising comes naturally as your write code, instead of just reading tutorials, blindly believing what's written in it.

2. To complement (1), use cheat sheets.

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/1341991/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/947448/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/89707/?ref=app

Answer 2

Mohammad Qasim Azimi

And they are right. The only way is indeed to code more, and practice more. If you cannot think of an idea to come up with a program that you can practice your skills with, make use of this list of practice sites provided by Maz.

https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/437973/?ref=app

Answer 3

Thank you Hatsy Rei but all the people says code and code or practice more! do you know any way to memories code with a good sample???

Answer 4

Mohammad Qasim Azimi It is the same as you would learn for example spanish. You can learn vocabulary/grammar and so on. But if you don't use the language you will forget the most of it.
Reading/writing code again and again is the best way.

Answer 5

Mohammad Qasim Azimi And I would say it helps to use the official documentation of the java api. If you don't know for example how to get the length of a string you can look in the documentation. But if you don't know that there exists a method to get the length, you have problem and a lot of work.

Answer 6

Dear Denise, thank you for comment but im talking about how we can memories the code! , according to your example; if we can't memories a WORD we can goolge it by image searching and see the word image( it is a good way to memories a word)! But I'm looking for a way to memories the coods

Answer 7

I found a good answer for my own question! Don't memories the codes, just memories the syntaxes! [Hope it can help you]