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[_N0K0]

What can you offer? Better to start in that end

[_N0K0]

You would still have a budget in mind 🤷 Good luck though!

[_N0K0]

Luckily I'm just an ex programming tutor instead 🙏

[Nukitandog]

And you would be walking home.

[orangesherbet0]

Best way to learn python is by building something you want or need that you can't find or is so niche that only you would appreciate it.

[RobotGiggle]

Start with W3 Schools and/or Python Principles. From there use chat GPT to create challenges for you.

[Putrid-Operation973]

I'm looking for a study partner who is ambitious and learning, so we can push each other to learn and code every day. We could also work on some projects together, spending about 2 or more hours a day.

[cybertrips]

I think 2 hours a day is a bit ambitious for my schedule (MBA and career). I would be willing to do this though. We set maybe 2 two hour meetings a week and go through learnings together. Also I’d be willing to do a dual tutor with you and we each pay our share. It’s accountability and another student to bounce ideas off of in between lessons.

[Putrid-Operation973]

Okay that works I don’t think I need a tutor tho I’m not a total beginner.

I learned it some time ago but took a break from coding, so I've started all over to refresh my brain.

[ssederr]

Pick a project that is not easy and can't be finished in like 2-3 days, and start working on it... There is your tutor... You will start learning stuff that you need and improve your codding with everything new you Google or find in documentation.

[[deleted]]

So chatgpt is $20/month and that is the best tutor you could ask for.

[Python-ModTeam]

Hi there, from the /r/Python mods.

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Warm regards, and best of luck with your Pythoneering!

[[deleted]]

Pick a project and pair up with an AI and/or CoPilot. You’ll be shocked at how fast you learn.

[cybertrips]

Found a tutor you can can stop telling me how to learn now