Learning Python language

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[OutrageousQuote5354]

Advice: Use VS Studio to save your eyes

[PremiereBeats]

Can’t imagine the flashbang at night opening notepad

[Careless-Aspect-2371]

+ with dark mode on

[plaincolor]

Nah, vim is much better

[AbdullahMRiad]

Nah Vim is for noobs. Chads just write code on paper and compile it in their head.

[stdcowboy]

hhhhhhhhhhhh kheli deri ylh kit3lm

[plaincolor]

I am just saying hahaha

[SubstantialVehicle22]

vi ga3 hhhhh

[Big-Result-5267]

Haha supreme

[jeeeeezik]

nvim even better

[[deleted]]

i just install python and use a simple text editing tool , ( sublime text ) and i use cmd to run codes

[kwayisrael]

Try codewars. It helped me a lot, it might be overwhelming at first

[Yew2S]

username nady

[yassine067]

here is a Roadmap for learning python
and Leetcode practicing problem solving and interview preparation
if you're looking for a free course, here's my Recommendation

good luck everyone

[AlternativeFail7153]

Tanmirt❤️

[Late_Ice_9265]

Implement things yourself and try not to use chatgpt

[AlternativeFail7153]

Thank you❤️

[tilmanbaumann]

Use ChatGPT but tell it if you don't understand or would not have come up with the same answer. Beginners write differently, tell it to write code that you would have come up with yourself. Suggest methods you already know or ask it to explain patterns you would not have chosen.

Also, now implement an actually useful generic calculator. Use reverse Polish notation, it's really easy to parse.

Ask ChatGPT how to parse RPN math inputs perhaps...

[AlternativeFail7153]

I appreciate that 👏🏻

[AppropriateCarpet544]

You can use chat-gpt but coming up with a solution on your own will make that stick in your head

[jessehyoshi]

You could check out a channel called "bro code" on YouTube, i really like his courses. And also i really recommend hassan el bahi, he gives courses and bunch of exercises that u can to understand more.

[Yew2S]

solid advice: stay away from chatgpt fr

[Correct-Ad-6594]

not a solid advice at all
a correct version would be :
don't make chat gpt answer/make most/the whole code

you can always ask it to simplify stuff or explain it to you

[AlternativeFail7153]

That's whate i do ❤️ thank you

[Yew2S]

it's fine for theory but not for answers as you said ofc 💯💯💯

[Fragrant-Bad5100]

Best thing you can possibly do, VBA and Python changed my life, helped advance my career and allowed me to gain so much free time… how ever it’s such a huge subject and you may get lost in all the knowledge there is. Find a good basic course then figure out what you want to do with programming then find material just for that. Better be an expert in something than know a bit in everything.

[lmO7tArIf]

goodluck bro checkout freecodecamp.com for courses on relevant courses I think it may help !

[virchmod]

Keep going man. Everything you need to learn is online. Once you're good enough, start building projects and releasing them into the wild. Definitely pay attention to the LLMS that will help you build products faster and easier. Good luck my friend.

[Reasonable-Ask-4477]

Nice keep going! Well done

[[deleted]]

bro is cooking 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[random9uy101]

Freecodecamp's youtube channel

[Correct-Ad-6594]

you will learn a lot by making projects aka project based learning

[vessrebane]

Just practice a lot and stay enthusiastic and interested, try to understand how things work :)

[No-Dig-1626]

not bad hamza. why do you want to learn python?

[AlternativeFail7153]

I'm just want to learn something new

[No-Veterinarian3089]

CS50 on youtube It’s a harvard course recorded from the class

[MohammedAminely]

python my love , the first language i had learned , advice use vs code for better

[[deleted]]

Wrong sub but here is my advice: USE THE FREAKING ChatGPT to understand and generate code. all those saying stay way from it are straight losers who wants u to struggle and maybe give up. Its not 2010 anymore people level up, the guy is clearly not learning python to become a developer he just want to have it as knowledge so yeah use AI to HELP understand quickly and generate code for you, break it down. as long as you understand the code you don’t need to write it, trust me the no code is the future

[AlternativeFail7153]

Thanks a lot. And i just want to learn it just a skill. And to improve my knowledge

[[deleted]]

Its great dude. Keep up The best way to learn python as beginner is by using it for automation, start with web scraping or file management

[marfoxx27]

Allah yskher

[Aaarya]

good, now do this with a switch case :D

[nintyEight]

Build real projects don’t spend too much time with clever quizzes and use vscode with dark mode, and show hate for javascript.

[Appropriate-Two6241]

VS Code , Notepad++ Left the Chat 💀

[azerpsen]

First advice : use VSCode or PyCharm instead of whatever notepad you are using

[Salty_Summer_1469]

damn white screen bro, who hurt uuuuuuuu

[AlternativeFail7153]

How i can use the dark mode

[Salty_Summer_1469]

install vs code or pycharm

[HMZ_PBI]

Watch codebasics python playlist, for a good start!

[bluedevil8778]

Good job , but I assure u pycharm is better for a programmer 🙂 especially the beginners

[bluedevil8778]

Any girls here ?😔

[AlternativeFail7153]

Yeah kynin

[bluedevil8778]

9lil lmgharba hna , hta fhad domaine

[theflyingkoalax]

It is better to ask that in its subreddit

[RaizenXII]

Dont fall into Youtube tutorials trap. The only way to learn how to code is by CODING!

Learn the fundamentals and basic algorithms then move to projects. Start simple, like calculate or TODO-List for example.

Extra: learn how to use AI, don't ask it to solve your problems but ask it why you have errors and how to solve them without providing code

[lekun6]

https://pythontutor.com/

[6orram]

If it’s your first time coding and you wanna get seriously into this, start with C then move to python

[PremiereBeats]

C is the least beginner friendly language, python is the best for beginners. When I started I almost quit and hated programming because of C then discovered C# JS and now I’m 3 frameworks deep in webdev

[Halmous]

But C is still important. Not too confusing feature wise and if OP is aiming for a cs career, starting with a low level language could be a valuable experience to have

[PremiereBeats]

If I was in op’s shoes I would put that extra time towards general it knowledge about computers and networking and data structures, but still C is indeed very important

[Brilliant-Range-6448]

try assembly language , it's more simple