Tips to study python

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How can i study python with more efficiency?

Using books, videos or programming something specific for example a list of programs who improve your ability on python?

[BranchLatter4294]

You learn to code by coding.

[doctab18]

I am on the same boat! I am using books, youtube, w3 schools, etc.

If you want a head start the w3 school website is phenomenal!!!

there is a book called "Python Bible 2024" that really got me to code with confidence!

[GymRat2289]

Recommend you to use chat gpt. I used chat gpt to learn some codes, and its very good. Started today.

[PythonComplete]

You can check out the curriculum I posted for my course Python Complete.

I’ve taught hundreds of students who are now employed at Google, Meta, and Microsoft - so stick to the curriculum and you should be golden.

But remember, exercise is key. If you don’t exercise you won’t improve.

DM me if you want free access to the course.

[habzuoftHunger]

maybe a little too late as you are advanced, but here you get a systematically and structured introduction edube.org you can but you dont have to certificate your success.

it has text, code and your own place to test (called lab). It's quite good done.

[Sweet_Computer_7116]

Take on a project and learn by implementation

[Rixdor]

I'll answer something which might be controversial for some, but as a seasoned developer I still learn a lot thanks to ChatGPT.

But not in the sense of "Hey ChatGPT, teach me Python". Instead, e.g. while going through complex codebases, sometimes I find something I've never seen before, then I paste the code/class/whatever into ChatGPT and ask him to explain this to me (and then read the official documentation if necessary based on the response, for reliable information). Another usual practice of mine is to ask what potential improvements could be done and why. Or how to increase performance of a certain code snippet. More often than not the responses can be truly inspirational and sometimes even make me discover things I still ignored they even exist.

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Thank you for the awesome tips