How to become good at writing code without having access to any resource?

/u/International-Bath-2 Reddit r/programming 2026-09-14 00:43 2 views

This is a follow up post to the one I posted recently (and is in the link).

I am pretty bad at memorizing code and apparrently that's a requirement in today's interviews.

How can I become good at writing code without having access to any resource? Any help is greatly appreciated.

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