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PHP

Should I continue to other courses if I don't really understand the process behind this app?

Should I continue to other courses if I can't quite grasp all of this, I understand the functions and theory of the code she is using here, but I can't keep up with what's happening behind this code, there's just too many arrays, and we just keep moving the data from one array to another, I just lose track, should I rewatch this untill I totally get it?

3 Answers

Absolutely stick with something if you plan on using the language. It's just good practice in life! :)

I know some of the courses go from --- yeah, this makes complete sense --- to --- uhhhhh, what, now? ---- in just a sentence or two. Solidifying the concepts will help to build a good foundation and there's such a large and helpful community of PHP enthusiasts and developers on the web to help fill in any blanks along the way.

Tray Denney
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Tray Denney
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It is always best to stick with something and figure it out so that it doesn't become a problem with future material. Try going back through the previous lessons leading up to the one you don't understand. Sometimes there is information that has been missed or misunderstood.

I found some courses and material that might help:

I hope this helps.

Thank you Tray :), I'll try to go back and figure it out.

Thanks for the encouraging words Matthew, after an hour or so I finally got it, I don't think I could be able to build an app like this from scratch on my own as of now, but hey! At least I can now fully understand what is happening behind the scenes and that's a start :)