hey,guys I found out recently that whenever I do programming I am able to crack the specification into pseudo-codes but when I write code I always make silly mistakes like I might write the script correct but I may have misinterpreted the specification and after knowing it I feel very frustrated on committing such mistakes again and again it demoralizes me help me out..
just double check your spelling before you test the coding
Breaking the specification down into phrases and using them as comment for individual functions/classes can decompose a problem nicely. When they're standing alone like that, it's easier to "just read" them and not embellish the specs.
For Python programming, I can recommend a good IDE like the FREE Community Edition of PyCharm by JetBrains (Windows or MacOS versions available): https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/ This IDE (integrated development environment) offers language-aware code completion, error detection, and on-the-fly code fixes to help you get the syntax details correct while you're entering code. It won't code for you ;) but it will help you enter "correct" code by pointing out errors. Good luck! -Scott
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