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The best I can suggest in such a case is to read books that will help you understand the programming basics better. I'd highly recommend Think Python or How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Interactive Edition - both are free to read/use online.
Pytudes by Peter Norvig — Python programs, usually short, of considerable difficulty
Sites like Pythontutor allow you to visually debug a program — you can execute a program step by step and see the current value of variables. Similar feature is typically provided by IDEs like Pycharm and Thonny. Under the hood, these visualizations are using the pdb module. See also Python debugging with pdb.
Problem solving with algorithms and data structures
This might help: https://github.com/rigtorp/awesome-modern-cpp/blob/master/README.md
There are also logic based games like Lightbot that can help you get better (see https://github.com/dargaCode/LogicAndCodingGames for a list)
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