`Mental fatigue after solving a "tough" problem in programming?

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https://www.turing.com/blog/international-programmers-day-ways-to-deal-with-programmer-burnout
I am feeling mental fatigue always after solving a tough problem in programming. Tough means tough for my current level. Example: Tic tac toe was tough for my level yesterday.
After that, I don’t want to solve any problems, be it easy or tough. I need a lots of break; not in minutes, not in hours; but in days. I skipped practicing programming today because I solved tic tac toe yesterday which caused mental fatigue in me.

I want to utilize this time to do something productive rather than wasting on stupid stuffs like sleeping all day, browsing internet all day. Can you guide me?

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Are you having fun solving these tough programming problems?

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why not? obvious fun of achievement

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In that case, take all the break you need :slight_smile:

As long as you have fun doing these coding challenges, take them at your own pace. It’s OK to go through stretches of time where you are doing non-programming things.

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Man, I feel you! After cracking a tough problem, my brain just wants to shut down. Taking a break, grabbing a snack, or just chilling with some music usually helps. Don’t sweat it too much—you’ll bounce back and tackle it again soon :wink:

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