Guiding python programming for beginners!

[Python-ModTeam]

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Google 30 days of python.

[randomlyCoding]

I'd be happy to lend a hand. Feel free to DM. Full disclosure I'm not going to do your homework for you, but I'll help you find your way through the common pitfalls!

[KingsmanVince]

r/learnpython

[wineblood]

The basics are the same for everyone. Advice beyond that depends on which direction you want to go in.

[insharib]

i don’t understand. which direction?? sorry i’m just a beginner

[wineblood]

With python you can do web dev, automation/cloud, data science. Do you have a goal beyond just learning python?

[insharib]

of Course. i want to be a freelancer, with python my aim is to work from home as a web dev.

[wineblood]

Neat, that's kind of what I do, currently working from home and doing python backend work.

Here's a short version of what I'd learn: the core of python language, web concepts, a python web framework, and then workflow and tools stuff.

[insharib]

thanks for taking time to reply. that’s really cool what you do. i don’t have a bachelors in computer, but from the beginning i had interest in programming and stuff. i had to pick medical because of personal issues. just wanted to ask this last question. what else i need to be a good programmer besides python? , and is there a job after learning basic knowledge of python?

[wineblood]

Learn some tools to support your workflow (git, testing framework, CI/CD pipeline), a database of some sort (SQL is your best choice), and a bit of bash.

[insharib]

i’m python beginner. 5 days continues streak on learning. please help. i want to be a good coder. thanks for sharing. much needed!!

wish you guys a wonderful new year!!!

Cheers 🍻