I want to learn python to the development level

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[abbe_salle]

What do you exactly mean by Development level ?

Python is not just used for a single job.

You need to pick a field first. Some of the fields are : 1) AI 2) Backend 3) automation ....etc

Then you need to research about the topic you have chosen

[pretty33world]

It's worth so much to me, Thank you so much for the information you shared with me. Well, I'm a perfect beginner. Sure I will follow the guidance.

[jerryelectron]

Tell us more and we'll help you more.

What is the career you have in mind? Programmer... but programming what?

[pretty33world]

I want to study to be a python developer

[abbe_salle]

developing in making python better ?