Do i have to commit what I'm learning to memory so that i wouldn't have to back to the tutorials when i wanna know the code?

Question

Is committing to memory necessary?

Answer 1

Yes. Commit to memory as much as you can. But be sure to analyse and understand the code first. As the old Chinese saying goes "I forget what I hear, I remember what I see, i understand what I do." So the best way to remember something is to actually type it out. Then keep practicing it till it becomes easier to remembered.

Answer 2

i will say "NO" you will gat to know them when you use em often to write code, you will just remember like you speak

Answer 3

Ok. Thanks
So right i started the html course, is there any practical way i can use what am learning so i dont start forgetting?

Answer 4

The more you use them the more you know/memorize them

Answer 5

Anita Payne you can always use the "try it yourself" button in d course of d lessons to see how the codes look like.. The code playground is also there.. Then if you have a laptop u can type in the codes yourself and you will get better

Answer 6

Joseph Emmanuel what app should i use for the coding on the computer?

Answer 7

I use visual studio code and it's well recommended .. There are others though.. Like eclipse for Java... They are text editors anyways...