u/Adventurous-Elk-6555

In the begining, everytime something felt confusing, it used to feel like maybe not learning fast enough. But after few weeks, realised most people are also figuring things out slowly. Some just hide the confusion better

That actually changed the mindset a bit.

Instead of stressing about understanding everything instantly, started focusing more on staying consistent daily.

In the begining, every error feels annoying. After some time, you stop getting frustrated and start reading the error like it’s trying to tell you something

That’s when coding starts feeling slightly less scary and a bit more normal.

The hardest part in the begining was not classes or assignments, it was adjusting to the way learning happens. Things move more practical from early on, so sometimes it feels like you’re expected to figure things out while learning itself.

For first few weeks, that felt a bit confusing honestly. In school most things were theory and step by step, here it felt more like try, fail, understand slowly. After some time though, that style started feeling more normal. Once you stop expecting instant clarity, the learning process starts feeling much smoother.