Is there some kind of definition/term list/bank in Solo Learn that I'm unaware of? It would be a great help to have.

Answer 1

Well...it's a good way to see how people think :)

Unfortunately, all the glossaries I've seen are Sololearn-centric, i.e., badges, levels, app-related stuff.
Whenever questions come through asking about language keywords, I mostly observe links out to official references (saw one for Java today).
SoloLearn did apparently have a glossary once, but I only saw someone reminiscing it.

For what it's worth, Python has its reference built-in:

import struct
print( dir(struct) )
print( help(struct.unpack) )
print( struct.pack.__doc__ )

Answer 2

For the SoloLearn app (like badges, levels, etc)
a particular language (like a list of Java keywords)
a demo of tags (like CodePlayground codes trying every, single, tag)?

Answer 3

** By the way

I poked a little bit at some of your activity (don't worry (?) the interface makes this easy and you can block people if it's ever a problem). The questions you're asking in the Comments section of the Tutorials are actually really good (and now I get why you're asking) -- but you'll only catch people who come through and happen to check the comments.

Most of the activity is in Q&A, where people watch the Recent / Trending posts and jump in. This (right now) is also a good time of day -- lots of people coming on.

Answer 4

Yeess haha... I have been noticing that comments aren't an exactly helpful method for getting answers straight away, but i've been a bit shy about posting questions on the Q & A section since I've seen more questions like "What got you interested in the app?" than specific kinds of questions about languages, but now I feel more comfortable and I'll give it a try. Thank You for the advice :)

Answer 5

Haha, yes, like a list of language keywords. My apologies for not expressing myself more clearly.

Answer 6

Thank you very much for the quick response. :) It was very helpful.