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Albaraa Maktabi
Albaraa Maktabi
1,649 Points
Posted by Albaraa Maktabi
Albaraa Maktabi
1,649 Points

How can I practice the new skills that I have learned, by my own.

Like in math there are question bank books that got a lot of problems and questions to solve. So where or how can I practice more in coding so I don't forget the skills that I have learned. I'm still a beginner by the way.

2 Answers

Francesco Paolini
Francesco Paolini
9,910 Points
Francesco Paolini
Francesco Paolini
9,910 Points

you should try to build a simple but challenging project, without watching any tutorial before, and everytime you find yourself stuck on something, google how to do it or post the code here. I'm practicing javascript this way and it's working for me!

Albaraa Maktabi
Albaraa Maktabi
1,649 Points
Albaraa Maktabi
Albaraa Maktabi
1,649 Points

I think it will work for me also, thanks.

Mark Casavantes
Mark Casavantes
10,619 Points
Mark Casavantes
Mark Casavantes
10,619 Points

Google some computer programming challenges to try.

TopCoder Coderbyte Project Euler HackerRank CodeChef Exercism.io Codewars LeetCode SPOJ Sphere Online Judge (SPOJ) CodinGame

This is a good start. Best wishes.