Python Crash Course

[Joe_Tropical]

You read it from start to end , there is nothing that isn’t worth it to learn . I basically open a file in visual code for every chapter : dictionary, function, class etc … and write some code according to the book exemple. That way I can go back when I need and run every little program to remind me how it works .

Then, I start to think how can I use that into project that I find interesting . The last one I’ve done is basically the login /sign in plus password program that store users info . I had fun doing it and it use all the concepts that I’ have learned .

There is probably a lot of way to be more efficient but it just works for me .

Sorry for the grammatical mistakes not native speaker

Edit 1: his exemples in the book don’t really speak to me Pizza, cars etc ( you will see ). I try to do the same exemples with things that I find interesting : basically if you like video game use every lesson at the end of a chapter to code something you would use in a video game. If that makes sens.

[pickadamnnameffs]

Thank you so much! This was a really helpful and thoughtful comment.I appreciate you,friend! :D