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?
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.
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
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