Hey Ardit, thanks for the course! I am curious to hear from you and other folks, when you get into a problem solving mode, do you have to have in mind the problem-solving framework? Sometimes, I do not know where to start, not only the actual code syntax, but how do I tackle the problem and what is the right question to ask before thinking through a solution. What I hear, You can solve the same problem in different ways in Python, and I have seen many people solve it differently. How can i decide what is good for me without diluting the focus and attention to specific method of learning and applying to problem solving? I hope you understand my Qs.
Hey Ardit, thanks for the course! I am curious to hear from you and other folks, when you get into a problem solving mode, do you have to have in mind the problem-solving framework? Sometimes, I do not know where to start, not only the actual code syntax, but how do I tackle the problem and what is the right question to ask before thinking through a solution. What I hear, You can solve the same problem in different ways in Python, and I have seen many people solve it differently. How can i decide what is good for me without diluting the focus and attention to specific method of learning and applying to problem solving? I hope you understand my Qs.
I Oleg, I have made a video about that. You can watch it here: https://dailypythonprojects.substack.com/p/how-to-break-down-a-programming-problem
The video is part of my newest course:
https://www.udemy.com/course/pre-coding-bootcamp-your-first-step-to-become-a-programmer/