Update (January 28, 2010, 14:32): I decided to skip the shape drawing and all that, as I don't see any point of bothering with the code when I can simply draw them with the tools.

Update (January 28, 2010, 00:20): So far it's going well. Slowly, but effectively. This is my second day and I already realized how complicated it is. Something's telling me that I'll be needing it in the future, so I'll just keep learning without any complaints. It's fun; but only if I can understand it.
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When digging through my bookcase today, AS3 Game Programming University caught my eye. Although I got it in summer, I never had a chance to truly practice it. Since the first day I started using flash (4 years ago), programming has been my greatest enemy. While developing a game at full speed, a single action script error which I couldn't fix, would ruin the entire project. I decided to do something about it.

Starting tonight, I'll be reading through every single page and practicing every line of code. Absolutely no skipping. I'll be trying something over and over again until I'm absolutely sure I've learned it. I no longer care about how complicated it is, because I realized that AS3 is a must learn. No more error disruptions, no more abrupt halts, ONLY PRACTICING AND LEARNING.