If you don't understand something, just go back and relearn. If you still don't understand it, look at how someone else has done it and make sure you understand it thorougly. Don't just copy the answer and say you are done. If you are doing this 10 times within a 24 hour period, then you are either trying to learn too much at once, or you just don't understand someting. The only solution to these problems is to slow down and relearn everything you don't understand and have a hard time working with.
I reccomend to buy a book and forget about codecademy. You can even read some excellent free books online; "Learn Python the Hard Way" and "A Byte of Python". They tend to do a better job at explaining things than codecademy.
Everyone starts out in the same place you are in. You just gotta keep pushing through and trying to overcome your limits. That is how you learn. Try to do everything yourself, and if someone does it for you ask yourself "How does this work?" and study the code.
If you are learning coding just so you can "hack" and "make 75k a year", stop. Rethink your goals. You learn to code so you know it. There are few people that actually learn to code becaue they love it, but those are the people that will succeed. Maybe coding isn't for you? If it is, then get up and learn. You say you find it fun, so you must like coding. If that is the case just keep learning and never give up. Learning a new thing can be intimidating at first, and that is especially true with programming, so just keep going until you are happy with your knowledge.
I wish you the best of luck!
I reccomend to buy a book and forget about codecademy. You can even read some excellent free books online; "Learn Python the Hard Way" and "A Byte of Python". They tend to do a better job at explaining things than codecademy.
Everyone starts out in the same place you are in. You just gotta keep pushing through and trying to overcome your limits. That is how you learn. Try to do everything yourself, and if someone does it for you ask yourself "How does this work?" and study the code.
If you are learning coding just so you can "hack" and "make 75k a year", stop. Rethink your goals. You learn to code so you know it. There are few people that actually learn to code becaue they love it, but those are the people that will succeed. Maybe coding isn't for you? If it is, then get up and learn. You say you find it fun, so you must like coding. If that is the case just keep learning and never give up. Learning a new thing can be intimidating at first, and that is especially true with programming, so just keep going until you are happy with your knowledge.
I wish you the best of luck!