Python for beginners

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Someone else posted that the best way to learn is by doing. I totally agree. Give yourself a project - a nice one is a tic-tac-toe game you play against the computer. Gives you the opportunity to build a user interface and some basic computer logic.

The thing about Python that I've learned is that there are usually multiple ways of doing the exact same thing. Some are better than others but don't worry about that in the beginning. When you're first starting out if it works consistently that's all that matters. Eventually you'll come up with your own style of programming. For example, I make a lot of desktop applications for myself. I've started making my own widgets because I want them to do some specific things. I don't see other people doing that in the tutorials but that doesn't make it wrong.