How can I improve my programming more easily? Is 100 questions and a single stroke the answer?

Asked 1 years ago, Updated 1 years ago, 102 views

I'm sorry it's not a question about the code.

It's nothing else, but I was thinking about making a list of data that comes out like this on Python today, and it got stuck. I'm guessing it's using a data frame.

I don't know what to do when I have a problem like this where I list the output in the repetitive phrase. Obviously, I followed the for in syntax example separately, and I followed the data frame example. But when I have to apply it, I can't remember it well and it's blocked. Of course, it's only been 23 days since it started, so it might be because the basics are weak. I'm also curious about how to improve the application.

Is there no answer other than to keep hitting the 100 questions first? How can I improve programming faster?

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for i in range(count):

print(inCpSvr7254.GetDataValue(0, i))
print("Personal:", inCpSvr7254.GetDataValue(1, i))
print("Foreigner: ", inCpSvr7254.GetDataValue(2, i)))
print("Engine system: ", inCpSvr7254.GetDataValue(3, i))")

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2022-09-21 20:50

1 Answers

One hundred questions is the answer. Since you wrote System Trading in your self-introduction, I think there's exactly something you want to make.

The most important thing is that there is something you want to make when you learn programming. Then you have a goal, and you can practice accordingly.

I've run a study group while making online Python lectures .Even those who came after watching all the lectures I made often couldn't solve the very simple problem of applying the concept. Everyone can think of it as that.

To improve your skills, it would be good to solve simple programming problems one by one first. The http://tryhelloworld.co.kr/challenges feature was created for those people, so it would be helpful to solve it from level 1.


2022-09-21 20:50

If you have any answers or tips


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