warfareknow
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My advice for you will be to write code on paper first, just use pen/pencil and paper. It increases your dependability on your own brain rather than on a compiler, which ultimately makes your brain a compiler. You can easily erase, strike through or amend your code on a paper better than on a computer screen. A paper also gives you space to see the results in run time (You will understand it once you start writing code on a paper).
Once on a computer, your brain already starts depending on compiler, which slows down you brain and learning becomes harder, try P/PP i mean Pen/Pencil Paper coding, i think it will help you a lot. I know from my experience.
thanks for the advice, i will try this. For now im stuck again and this time on a paper task for a pseudocode. But this time its more mathematical problem for me i think.