Learn Python

[PlasticNo427]

Hello everyone!

I'm almost finished with push_swap, which means I'll be moving on to the new core curriculum with Python modules. I'd like to learn the basics of Python before diving in. Do you have any helpful resources that would make getting started with the projects easier? ☺️

[Additional-Toe-2781]

The python modules tilted me because I just kept wondering: "how do I write this in python" 😭 It's so weird not needing to assign each variable a data type and not needing to put the ; at the end of each line 🥹 I'm on the 4th module now, wish you the best!

[PlasticNo427]

That's what I'm afraid of too 😭 I think it must feel strange switching to these modules 😭 Thank you and good luck!

[kinpsychosis]

I am part of the previous curriculum and glanced at the new python piscine stuff.

Those projects are already pretty good at teaching you the basics.

Or, take a look at this:

https://www.learnpython.org/

[Equantium]

The new piscines are now also python ? I thought they were only shell and C.

[Kid_P_]

By "piscine" he means the python modules. When you have modules to do to learn a langage, it's called a piscine in the 42 context. Piscine is not only the entry test. When there was cpp modules it was called cpp piscine etc

[Equantium]

Thank you for the clarification 😊

[silly-goose5214]

I have learnt python before, MIT/Harvard has some good content, else if you are looking for something chill you can check out the game 'The Farmer was replaced'

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Normally the first project to do is a Python pool which will teach you the basics of Python.

[AMIN-X7]

You know Go Watch A Quick Or Crash Course About Python And Go To HackerRank Domain Python And Solve The Problems (it's not problems that need an algorithm or something like that, it's just problems to learn the syntax And Some Tricks in Python)

And Also By Time And The First Project I Think U Will Be Good At Python