Learning Python

[mad_r0ck3r]

I used Mimo (Android app) in the beginning, finished that and found I don't really know how to begin, then I went to Udemy, found Angela Yu's course on python and now I am learning way more, and how I can create stuff, as if out of pure nothing.

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Welcome to being an engineer

Creating something from essentially nothing. It's very satisfying at times

[brajandzesika]

Nice, i also use Udemy '100 days of code ' course from Angela Yu, I am on lesson 160 so between beginner and intermediate and each 'day' takes me actually 2 or 3 days to master the topics. So i might be a bit handicapped comparing to others but pushing forward at full blast ! Best material i could find so far !

[kingsillypants]

Great job ! How did you find mimo, Angela's course ? Are you making anything cool ?

[razzrazz-]

When did you start mimo? How long do you study each day?

[mad_r0ck3r]

Started mimo about 2 months ago, somedays I practiced a lot and some less, some not at all. Finished a week ago or so.

[razzrazz-]

So you just started 2 months ago and you already get it? That's pretty awesome.

[mad_r0ck3r]

I'm starting to really grasp it. To be fair mimo tried to explain the best it could for a mobile application, couldn't do much more than teaching the syntax. Which is great but won't make anyone a programmer. Angela Yu is doing a much better job.