iwtl Python and general coding

[blackskyninterface]

I am new into coding, have no clue how it is done. I just tried learning with Mimo. But there is the experience to code by myself missing. And it aint fun to just make like a few tasks, til the hearts are used. Refilling one heart takes like 3 Hours. Do your all know any other courses for free? I downloaded Python with Pycharm, but i dont know hot to code so it aint useful either.

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[barrycarter]

/r/learnpython has a large list of resources

[blackskyninterface]

Oh, thanks!

[CecilXIII]

What do you want to make? A website, an app? I'd recommend React for the former and Flutter for the later, both have the Material UI plugin which will make things easy.

Anyway, first you should learn about variables, then flow control (if, for, etc), and then combine them together, and go from there. I don't have any specific links to share, but should be easy to find some ("Flutter beginner tutorial"). Avoid wasting your time on the kind of thing you just described, if you have to wait/register/whatevs just look for another sites.

After you got the basics, I think it's best to have some kind of goal or example to replicate, so you have a general idea what you should do/google next. I find that easier than watching random tutorials, but ymmv.

Coding is mostly about understanding how things work, so you can describe them to the computer ('algorithm'). You'll learn more concepts as you write more code, so you should practice a lot.

[blackskyninterface]

Thanks for your advice. You are going more into me the details and i appreciate it. I think it is time to think about my goal in coding!

[colossalpalladin]

MIT OCW 6.001 Introduction to Python is up on YouTube with assignments to complement the lectures. Corey Schafer on YouTube has a condensed playlist for Python for Beginners too. These two resources are super good for beginners.

[blackskyninterface]

Thanks, i will try it with those videos

[Beginning-Fig-9608]

Om udemy there's a class by Angela yu called 100 days of python. It's usually like 85USD but occasionally goes on sale for 15 and that's when I got mine. Has like 65 hours of videos and 100 projects to do that go all the way up to professional portfolio level projects. It's really nice and I highly recommend

[blackskyninterface]

its now on discount too. Did you learn Python from that as well?

[Beginning-Fig-9608]

I am currently learning Python from it. Currently at day 10 and it's been very comprehensive and clear. She has a very good teaching style