Answer 1

I want to identify three cases:

1.) Stuff you need all the time, like printf or scanf in C. You probably don't need to memorize it, because you'll do it automatically.

2.) Stuff that you need only very rarely or even only once. No need to memorize it, especially not if it just serves to frustrate you.

3.) Stuff that doesn't come up all the time, but just often enough that you forget - and regret.

In the last case, memorization techniques (see above) in my opinion can really help.

Answer 2

Nothing to memorize. They are logical . Just get the logic.

Answer 3

Memorization, whatever it is, comes down to

1.) understanding,
2.) applying and
3.) repeating.

The last point is the tricky part: If you don't use an information item for a while, your brain will delete it.

There are counter measures though:

https://code.sololearn.com/W4P13u4XCmf9/?ref=app
https://code.sololearn.com/cBsq5rYsIB1A/?ref=app
https://code.sololearn.com/cL3QVCSUn0bp/?ref=app

Answer 4

basic concepts remain same in all programming languages. I would say to master one programming language and then all you have to do is learn the syntax for others and your work should be done.

Answer 5

Aim to practice more and memorize less.

Answer 6

You could write a simple database management system where you store typical code snippets together with appropriate keywords. This is the main reason why I learn Python these days. I want to be able to have small portions of code readily available within a GUI, made of Tkinter and a database based on SQLite.

Answer 7

As the old Chinese saying goes, only through reading thousands of books can one write fluently.It means that if you practice more, you'll remember

Answer 8

practice

Answer 9

practice like i say learning now tomorrow will better

Answer 10

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Answer 11

Dedication & Experimentation

Answer 12

You can't even memorize HTML by it's self I mean are you aware of how many table commands their are? Even pro's don't know them all. I recommend just learning the basics and not trying memorize everything you'll just get depressed and want to quit.

Answer 13

the same way you can't memorise all the words in the english language same way it's impossible to do that in programming just know enough "to be dangerous"

Answer 14

Repetition and understand what is going on don't try to memorize. Simply understand the concepts in the language. You can always google how the structure of a particular concept goes.

Answer 15

learn first god gave you memory to detect deference

Answer 16

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Answer 17

You have to do practice always for all your programs...

Answer 18

Keep practice 🙂🙂🙂

Answer 19

Keep practicing

Answer 20

it sounds practically impossible since there are so many programming languages. My suggestion is just 'master' a few of them. And practice and practice with them. Make your concepts and logic strong. If you're done with that, learning any programming language won't be a difficult task. 🙂