DAE remember that one Tuesday in June when the code finally clicked?
I spent 3 hours stuck on a simple for loop in Python and then something just snapped and it worked. What was the one problem that made everything suddenly make sense for you?
Have you ever tried explaining a loop to yourself out loud and felt dumb right before it suddenly worked? I used to think I just wasn't a math brain and would never get it, but then functions finally made sense after I wrote one that took my age and did something with it (weird, I know, but it stuck). That one little win changed how I saw every bug after it.
Wait, you actually talk to yourself out loud while coding? That is wild but @simon378 might be onto something, since functions finally clicked for me when I made one that just doubled numbers.