You just started learning a programming language some hours ago or a day ago and already you wanna write some code for sliders or some other complex computations whereas you're yet to even understand how functions work? You need to take it slow.
As a newbie, it's no news or surprise that you'll have a lot of ideas flowing through your mind that you wanna work on, probably even better ideas than a veteran programmer, but the fact still remain that you're a newbie, and in as much as you want to understand and know how to write your own codes at a later time for other people to use, you need to go slow.
“Slow and Steady wins the race.”
Do not be discouraged though, when you see complex codes and you barely understand the first ten lines, do not rush to understand it either. Understand the basic concepts first, then move on to the intermediate level where you can with ease progress to the Advanced/Veteran level.
Trust me, I've been where you are and when I just started there, I wanted to know everything at once, but later realized I should take it one at a time. Do not push yourself further than you can handle at this time, you'll get better later.
Happy Coding :-D
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