How to remember coding

Question

So I am learning now oop in c++ but I can’t remember things in it
Give me a idea

Answer 1

Don’t worry it’s normal to forget when learning programming especially concepts like OOP in C++. The key is practice. Just reading or watching tutorials isn’t enough — you need to write code regularly. Try these

- Finish the C courses on Sololearn first — it makes C++ much easier to understand since C++ is built on top of C
https://www.sololearn.com/en/learn/courses/c-introduction
https://www.sololearn.com/en/learn/courses/c-intermediate
- Build small projects (like a student class, bank account system, or simple game)
- Repeat concepts by re-writing them from scratch without looking at notes
- Explain topics to yourself or to a friend (teaching helps memory)
- Use flashcards or notes for important keywords (inheritance, polymorphism, etc.)
- Solve exercises daily instead of cramming

Over time your memory will stick because your brain connects the concepts with actual practice. Keep going and good luck!

Answer 2

Programming was never about remembering things. It is about logic building.

Read a page or two about the theory but focus on writing codes. Notemaking makes little sense here, neither does explaining to a friend.

In an interview (if you are preparing for one) you will rarely be asked about the theory. Youll be asked to write the code using a particular concept.

Answer 3

“I hear and I forget.
I see and I remember.
I do and I understand.”
– Confucius