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I'm looking for resources to learn RStudio from scratch. Does anyone have any recommendations?

And this is probably the millionth method I’ve tried to challenge myself and see if I’ll actually finish them

I usually don’t finish because I run out of time, not because I’m avoiding them

I’m trying to become more productive even when I’m short on time

I have to finish studying this chapter and solve all the remaining exercises.

Challenge yourselves too and I’ll ask you tomorrow 24 hours from now if you managed to finish yours

اسكو لقيتو خدمة بالساهل وكيفاه ؟وشحال كان صالار تعكم كي بديتو ؟واسكو تقدرو تخدمو اونلاين مع شركات اجنبية؟

Hi everyone, I have a problem and I’d really appreciate some advice.

I’m studying mathematics at university, and I’ve noticed something that keeps happening to me every semester: I feel like I start almost every subject from zero. As the semester goes on, my level gradually improves, and by the end of it, I feel like I’m much better than I was at the beginning.

The problem is that when the next semester starts and I’m introduced to new subjects, I feel like I’m back to square one again. I have to spend most of the semester getting to the point where I actually feel comfortable with the material, enjoy solving exercises, and start thinking creatively about how to approach problems.

It’s not that I hate studying mathematics. What I hate is this feeling of having to rebuild my skills from scratch every semester, only to reach my best level towards the end of the semester.

So how can I deal with this? Is there a way to maintain and develop my mathematical skills from one semester to the next, so that I don’t feel like I’m starting from zero every time I encounter a new subject?

I just don’t have any feelings for the opposite gender It’s been years and I haven’t had a crush on anyone or felt any kind of attraction nothing at all Is that a problem?