>>107818650
just reading code isn't enough. you also need to know and understand what it's meant to implement, what's its purpose
"your own project" won't be worth anything either if all you do is just mash together some frameworks and patterns but the application has no practical use. which unfortunately is the case for most projects

>>107818893
>programs that use libraries are invariably useless
found the nocoder

>>107818650
Honestly, there's no proper, general way to approach any given project. Learn rg and don't feel shy to comment code for remembermes. Lots of practice >
>git gud

>>107818910
>no reading comprehension whatsoever

>>107818893
What kinda projects are you writing that have no purpose? I wouldn't even know how to get myself up for those.

>>107819075
>rg
First time i'm seeing this outside of rust threads.

>>107818650
>even with minimising my scope i feel like just throwing it all into Claude and let it explain whatever it made up to me as it didn't read the code either.
just give up trannypedo you are approaching this from the wrong mindset and no amount of internet advice will fix what is actually wrong with you
>i read the book
>i wrote project
>i did leetcode
you are so south east asian lolicon obsessed pedo freak there is literally no saving you your mind is permanently corrupt

>>107818650
>How do i get into larger projects
allah, forgive me for saying this, but use an IDE
i discovered that last year hacking on minecraft

>>107820104
vim is an IDE

>>107823006
it can be

>>107818650
either you need to git gud or you're not using a proper IDE that let's you easily look up where methods and variables are used across the codebase.
with the proper tools it's easy to mentally isolate the scope that is relevant for you change, identify inputs and outputs and make the change.

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>>107818650
If you can't develop your ability to concentrate on one thing for more than 10 seconds, you're going to have a hard time.