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RainyWay2019-07-26 20:48:44
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RainyWay, 2019-07-26 20:48:44

Do I need to cramm some topics in JavaScript?

Hello, here is the question: Do I need to cram some separate and complex topics in JavaScript, or is the main task to understand the topic and work it out?
I've only been studying JavaScript for a month, but I don't understand some aspects of working with loops, conditions and, of course, arrays.
Of course, some very simple code using a loop, a condition and an array can be written, but there is no more complex one.
And now, I don’t know what to do, somehow my hands are already lowered and apathy begins because of this.
I can’t solve tasks on the learn.javascript site, because I don’t understand the conditions of the task, for example, in the topic with arrays, they used the if condition, and I didn’t even guess that it should be used there.

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Sergey Gornostaev, 2019-07-26
@sergey-gornostaev

It is necessary not to cram, but to understand. And don't expect instant results. For example, it took me almost a year of hard daily work to learn my first language.

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BBmike, 2019-07-26
@BBmike

register on codewars and solve problems.

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Khan Bifov, 2019-07-27
@irestone

I think your problem is that you can't define your problem.
So you need to re-read the lesson more carefully. As many times as it takes for everyone to understand. Also check out the documentation .
So you need to learn how to solve problems. Here are two websites that will help with this. Choose a topic (eg arrays or loops ), difficulty and solve, and also watch other people's solutions and remember the good ones. Learn how to properly build a thought process when solving technical problems, what techniques to use (google), read about algorithms and data structures and practice. Solve more problems, there is no other way.
Programming is difficult. No matter where you hear. Programming is hard. This is labor. And if it does not bring you satisfaction, then the world is full of other, much more pleasant, ways to earn a living.

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