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1. Watch the entire course and take notes
In this part, you just need to watch the course and take notes
Note the concepts you didn't understand from the beginning or the important ones
Make sure that you stay focused while you do all this
2. Go over the notes you took
Now after you finished watching the course and taking notes you go and read all the notes once again
If you still can't understand some concepts go on and research more about them
Do this until you understand what every concept does
3. Go through the course once again
Now you need to go through the course once again and code along
Look over your notes from time to time
Also, make sure that you break the code and play around with it
Maybe building something similar after each lesson/video
4. Build a project after each chapter/section
Let's say that you finished learning about if/else statements and all that
Before you continue with the course build a project with these
Use some concepts you learned in the past too
Don't overthink this, just build something
5. Build the projects from the end
These days most of the courses out there have some projects at the end
If the course you're taking doesn't have any projects, search for some on Youtube to practice
Now, how to go about these projects?
First, you build the entire project along with the teacher
Then you build it once again on your own
And then you either add more features to it or build something similar
Make sure you follow these steps because this is where you'll learn the most
Best of luck!
TL;DR
- Watch the entire course and take notes
- Go over the notes you took
- Go through the course once again and code along
- Build a project after each chapter/section
- Build the projects from the end
The end
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Top comments (2)
Useful, it really helps to understand when to code along while you are learning
glad you hear that