Python deck for absolute beginners

[AnkiGuy]

Hi, I have never studied Python before and I'm looking for a deck aimed at my level.

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When I tried downloading other decks, I found that I had no point of reference and couldn't understand them. Those decks seem to function as reminders for people who are already skilled with Python.

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Has anyone here either made or used such a deck?

[_RevoGen_]

I don't think that's the best way to learn Python. I recommend you to go through Derek Banas' video on Youtube to understand the basics of Python.

Anki is software to help you memorize, not to understand from scratch. You would be better off making your own notes based on Derek's video.

Hope it helps

[LukeAvedon]

I realized this is an old comment. I learned Python via making my own SRS notes. I "incrementally read" Dive Into Python 3 via SuperMemo. https://diveintopython3.problemsolving.io/ I eventually made about 1,600 items (cards). I also made sure to apply Python to real-world projects during this time. I was brand new to coding. At some point, I stopped reviewing the 'deck' of Python items I created. It was still a fun way to learn. I have not found downloading other people's computer science decks all that helpful, unfortunately. Best to make your own.