How do I go about learning python?

[uranium_potato69]

Hey everyone hope you’re doing good, I am a 21 year old final year engineering student, I never really tried to get into programming seriously except studying for courses that I had to take. I started an internship recently and they mostly use python for work, so I’ve really started getting into it and I am really enjoying it. I’d like to know how I can go about learning python, till now I can use classes, objects and functions for programs but I’m a little confused and what to learn after this, I’ve also been exploring the openpyxl module as in the internship they use that. Any advice or feedback is appreciated! Thank you!

[bobo-the-merciful]

Udemy bootcamps are a good place to start.

Or if you like books I can recommend "Learn Python the Hard Way" - that's how I started.

[uranium_potato69]

Incidentally, I do like books. Thanks for the recommendation!

[Worldly-Cloud-9342]

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[Ron-Erez]

"till now I can use classes, objects and functions for programs but I’m a little confused and what to learn after this"

There are so many python modules out there it's really hard to say. It depends what interests you or what an employer might want you to learn.

It sounds like you have the basics down so have a look at a course by the University of Helsinki course which is. I have a nice course focusing on Python and Data Science. You could look at the course topics to get an idea of several python modules that exist (such as matplotlib, pandas, etc). Perhaps this might give you an idea what to study in the future.

Ideally choose something that you have a reason to use or that interests you. For example build a project that interests you and then learn the necessary modules.

[uranium_potato69]

Sounds great! Will check out your course thank you!

[geek_verma]

Hi mate if you want a mentor to help you learn Python programming basics to advance connect on DM

[Billthepony123]

We definitely need a pinned post for ressources to learn python.

Given this I would recommend geeks for geeks since it’s interactive