So, I really want to talk about crossing the bridge from tutorial hell to programming Now, as someone who started actively JavaScript in February, I'm nowhere near an expert But I can guarantee that what you're about to read will help you finally start solving coding exercises and coding from scratch So, every newbie coder experiences this. After taking tutorials, and learning about the syntaxes in a language. If you're like me, you probably coded along with a teacher. However, when it comes to your turn to create something, from the scratch, it's as though your brain is blank Now, the first thing you'd definitely see online when you browse how to be a problem solver is they'll tell you to " divide the problem into smaller problems " and then " Create a pseudo code for the problems" That's it. You're not told the next step. You're abandoned to figure out the next line of action. Expert coders may not even realize when they finall...