Is it worth looking for mistakes when learning a language?

Question

Python

I'm learning Python from a book by Michael Dawson, and I'm typing code by hand, which regularly causes errors. Is it worth it to find and fix them? Or is it better to copy-paste the finished code at the beginning and understand how it works?

Answer 1

As for me, it is categorically not worth copy-pasting the code in the learning process - after all, by making and correcting mistakes, you learn much more efficiently. And it’s better to delve into the code if you type it manually.

Answer 2

Yes, there is no better.
You are not 6 years old. You have at least spent a few years at school. Should understand how you are used to learning - to read a textbook, solve problems or look for mistakes in others and correct them. Or just sat at the desk and played tic-tac-toe.
Do what you are used to. There is no better. The best is the enemy of the good

Answer 3

The error code will not work. You dial code for experience and learning. You do not type just to type - with this approach, you can type any text in Word.