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Posted by ja5on
ja5on
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I think i need help

https://w.trhou.se/t2lqn4lomd

Brandon Leichty
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Brandon Leichty
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Hey Jason G, is there something specific you need help with on this problem?

ja5on
ja5on
10,338 Points

Im not sure i understand enough, can i ask how many or how much learning should a person do in one day?

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Brandon Leichty
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Jason G, that's a good question. I think what's most important is consistency. Learning for 15-30 minutes each day is much more powerful than studying and learning for 8-10 hours at once. Breaks are important. And if you feel yourself getting frustrated or are really stuck on a problem, try stepping away from your code for a bit. It's amazing what your brain can process when you're not actively trying to solve a problem. 😀