What's the most optimal approach to learning to implement functions?
Context: I'm really stressed out by the pace of my course, constantly panicking, and right now I feel like I'm about to cry.
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Say for example in your notes there's a quiz in slide x, and the answer to said quiz is in slide x+1. You have access to both slides.
What is the most optimal option to learn this during self- study?
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From what I see there are 2 approaches:
1. Struggle to come up with my own solution and ONLY look at the quiz answer after I've typed everything out.
FWIW, I think this is the best solution as I get to think things through.
The issue is that this takes a lot of time, and if I did this for all "quizzes" I would not be able to keep pace with the course.
The panic from not keeping pace eats away at my health by building my stress endlessly.
I end up losing my mind from repeated panic because I'm too slow and end up falling sick frequently.
2. Type the model code from slide x+1 into MSVS manually and go through it as many times as time allows.
My peers look down on and deride me for taking this approach, but I really don't see how I can avoid falling sick if I don't take this approach.
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I still have 4 more slide decks to cover before the weekend is over, there's literally no time for me to do option 1 unless I want to commit educational suicide and fail intentionally.
Is there an option 3 that I'm somehow missing?
Am I just stupid and slow and deserving of death?
Please advise. I'm trying to drink more water to stave off my head cold while I grind at MSVS
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Say for example in your notes there's a quiz in slide x, and the answer to said quiz is in slide x+1. You have access to both slides.
What is the most optimal option to learn this during self- study?
---
From what I see there are 2 approaches:
1. Struggle to come up with my own solution and ONLY look at the quiz answer after I've typed everything out.
FWIW, I think this is the best solution as I get to think things through.
The issue is that this takes a lot of time, and if I did this for all "quizzes" I would not be able to keep pace with the course.
The panic from not keeping pace eats away at my health by building my stress endlessly.
I end up losing my mind from repeated panic because I'm too slow and end up falling sick frequently.
2. Type the model code from slide x+1 into MSVS manually and go through it as many times as time allows.
My peers look down on and deride me for taking this approach, but I really don't see how I can avoid falling sick if I don't take this approach.
---
I still have 4 more slide decks to cover before the weekend is over, there's literally no time for me to do option 1 unless I want to commit educational suicide and fail intentionally.
Is there an option 3 that I'm somehow missing?
Am I just stupid and slow and deserving of death?
Please advise. I'm trying to drink more water to stave off my head cold while I grind at MSVS
