No worries . Best of luck with your building and feel free to ask again if you have any questions . Put up a build complete when you are done to show the community you put their knowledge to good use . Although I ' ve had mine done for 2 months now and haven ' t posted a Build Complete . I need my girlfriend to take the pictures . Anytime I ' m given a camera it looks like a Parkinsons patient . <| sep |> Ended up cancelling it and trying to use Paypal . Now the site won ' t load . <| sep |> Or 1 st minute Bale screamer <| sep |> not a ninja cuz they knew you were there <| sep |> Yes practice is important . But What I meant in the qn was more of how do you consolidate what you have learnt from practicing . How do you organise what you ' ve learned ? okay perhaps I ' m asking more for the context of programming here , since you ' ve kinda went through W math 😂 Because for hw i already have problem sets that are meant to be submitted by code and compile via an IDE . But what I ' ve tried and works for me 1 writing out the code on paper first , test out what I wrote on the IDE , debug and then note down on paper what steps I ' ve missed and what to take note of . It helped me to remember steps such as creating an array to store my final value only after my loop because of behavior such as passing by value instead of referencing . 2 writing out different permutations of questions especially for math . Writing out what outcome or what the question is trying to ask you to find , and the steps to take to find it . More specificity like this will be nice instead of just practice would be nice