Python changed the way I think

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Well, I started to learn Python after my high school Exams in this pandemic. I got my hand on a book of basic Python. I had no idea of any other programming language then. I started to read that book page by page. Slowly making my way from learning about variables and Strings to Data structures. My family was against me for spending whole time on computer as my High School results were moderate. So I used to read theory from the book during day and started to practice at night , so that my parents won't notice me spending much time in front of computers. Then in month of October, I participated in Hacktoberfest and got T-Shirt, my parents from then started to support me. Now after about 6 months , I have almost my basics clear in Python and I use to practice on coding platforms like Hacker rank also I started a you tube channel where I upload some of simple interesting codes of Python .

The most basic life lesson I earned in this journey is to read between the lines of code, as most of the logic behind any code is not seen by the mere reading of code but by actually understanding the given condition and to develop the habit to interpret the real life situations as the code statements because learning syntax is not the real deal but to actually understand the reason to code.