Referring back to your lessons is no different to what you would do if you were learning any new skill (eg learning English or French). You will keep doing that until you become familiar....and then you move to more complex stuff.
My suggestion would be keep looking at examples, try them out. Then see how you can apply them. When you get stuck, post a question...see if its in scope of AS3 capabilities. Like you, I came into programming with absolutely no background in IT. So its definately possible. A logical brain helps. 4 weeks is nothing. --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "ellistein52" <ellistei...@...> wrote: > > I have no background in programming , I am close to 54.I am following some > AS3 Lynda.com Essential Training. I seem to understand the material but when > I try to make a simple program on my own I am lost , I have to refer back to > the lesson to be able to write a simple line of code on my own.Also I started > learning the material 4 weeks ago so maybe it is too early for me to write my > own code? I would appreciate your comments regarding this issue. >
