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Also wanted to add that as someone who hasn't professionally coded or have a degree in CS, the learning curve was a bit steep (which is why I took a break from taking the course).

Are there any resources or good ways to get up to speed on getting sufficient coding experience/knowledge so that I can really digest the content?

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There's a lot of Python learning resources here: https://forums.fast.ai/t/recommended-python-learning-resourc...

My main recommendation is to try to do as many things as you can with code, instead of manually or with domain-specific tools. Even if it's slower at first, solving your own problems with code is the best way to become a productive coder.

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