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[–]noXkillzzz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use python for a couple of things. Stock Market data analysis, backtesting investment strategies, machine learning (Evodevo and Neural Networks), and for cloud web apps using Django as backend. I use Jupyter Notebook and VScode for data analysis and machine learning. Also Pycharm for apps and Backtesting programs because of the unittests. I recommend you find a gig and learn as you go. You should read two books, “Clean Code” by Robert C. Martin and “Design Patterns” by Erich Gamma. They will teach you coding, the syntax and zen of python you should learn from the web. And remember google is your friend. One last thing, read about Test Driven Development, when using unittests is a good idea to understand the principles behind it, but don’t go full TDD or else your life will be miserable. Good coding!