What are some pieces of advice for a struggling programming learner?

[Vanadium 50]

Let's back up a bit. Why do you want to be a programmer? You don't seem to be particularly interested in the day-to-day tasks, like debugging,, You don't seem particularly interested in generalizing the answer to one question to another. You seem to flit around from language to language and project to project.

So why do you want this? (With the implied question 'might there be something you'll like better')

 

[shivajikobardan]

Let's back up a bit. Why do you want to be a programmer? You don't seem to be particularly interested in the day-to-day tasks, like debugging,, You don't seem particularly interested in generalizing the answer to one question to another. You seem to flit around from language to language and project to project.

So why do you want this? (With the implied question 'might there be something you'll like better')

I give up programming yeah. I'm now into something else.

 

[symbolipoint]

I give up programming yeah. I'm now into something else.

How you mean that is very uncertain. My sense of that is sarcasm. The question from @Vanadium 50 of

So why do you want this? (With the implied question 'might there be something you'll like better')

could really be a serious and honest question. Another field of study or skill might be a far better fit for you. A possible indication may be, if you studied some courses in which you consistently earned high grades. That might be in some field outside of sciences or technology.

 

[Vanadium 50]

My question was serious - why do something you seem not to like? Why not pick something else to do?

 

[Mark44]

I give up programming yeah. I'm now into something else.

And yet, you're still posting questions in your other thread about C++ copy constructors.

 

[shivajikobardan]

And yet, you're still posting questions in your other thread about C++ copy constructors.

it's for other purposes I'm learning it.