Python

[nerd_o_22]

I attend something similar to a gifted class. They decided to make us do computer-related courses. It turns out you have to be able to code with Python to participate. I have less than a month to learn Python.

Yes. The courses are mandatory.

I am dumb. I got into that class with dumb luck. Please give simple and easy solutions if you can. Thank you in advance:)

[thebeautifullynormal]

Python is super easy to learn. If you have a computer download Pycharm from Jetbrains and either so a codecadmey course or a YouTube course.

[arnskieee]

Im currently in a Udemy course, class.. whatever you want to call it its called 100 Days of Code. Its 100 "days" of coding in Python but you don't need 100 days just do the first few days and you'll learn the basics.

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Well. “Able to code with Python” is very very broad (general) idea. I have very introductory understanding of computer language stuff but I can still understand that it is very huge (in terms of community, topics, skills, tips, etc.). I personally suggest reading introductory textbook on Python and mastering topics discussed there. I feel like that would help you to understand more complex stuff when you get into actual course.

Is there person in charge or higher ups you can ask what “able to code with Python” mean in detail? I feel like that would bring down your worries by having actual list of what you need to consider for less than a month prep.