But I'm still wondering if there's a place on the Internet where i can get a fast help, to have a continuous learning flow.
Because if it takes a day for each question, i might forget what I've learned and might also give up trying to learn.
So where or how do i get the fastest help around the Internet? Is it discord here?
Thank you again
Fast help is only feasible as long as you ask simple questions. As you advance, your questions will become deeper, and answering them will take longer.
There is another skill you may want to work on. I call it "Plan B" (or C or D or ...). In short, while figuring out how things should be solved, you often make a wrong turn somewhere, and find it doesn't work as you expect, that is, plan A fails to deliver.
This is not a problem. It only means you need a new plan to solve the problem. So instead of asking for the magic ultimate answer from an expert, find a flaw in plan A (something must be wrong in it, or it would have worked, right?), and make a plan B that avoids that flaw. Then try plan B.
In my experience, finding the flaw in a plan can take one hour to several days. Check every step that you made, cross-reference with other steps. Reread the documentation, did I read it correctly? Can you interpret the text in a different way? (Maybe the author tried to say something else than you read.) Does what I read make sense?
Think how else to approach the problem. Can you start from a different perspective? Are there other properties in the problem you can exploit?
The coin usually drops when you don't expect it, and while you are doing something unrelated, like washing dishes, showering, walking, awoken but not yet ready to get up, etc.
As you practice, your skill improves, and you get better at finding your own Plan Bs.
It is less fast than just getting the magical answer, but imho more valuable, as it gives you the means to solve a lot more problems all by yourself.
