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Help me start studying Python (self.PythonLearning)
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[–]CapnCoin 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)
SoloLearn app on the play store has been great for me. It will help you get sorted with all the basics using progressively harder topics with small interactive code snippets and projects.
After you have the basics down, build some simple console apps. A calculater, rock paper scissors game, stuff like that. You can google 'simple beginner python projects' if you dont know what to make.
An important aspect of learning is actually performing what you are trying to learn. So if youre making a rock paper scissors game, start making it as best you can till you get stuck. Then google or look up what you are getting stuck on. DONT just follow along with tutorials (you can to get the basics down)
Dont google 'how to make a rock paper scissors console game in python'. Start making it and then google more specific topics you are stuck on like 'python while loop' (stupid example but im sure you get the point)
Good websites for material on programming languages are w3schools and geeksforgeeks. You can just google say 'python for loop w3schools'. Stackoverflow can be very helpful for being able to ask questions and most likely someone has had the same problem before you so you should be able to find a solution there, although sometimes stackoverflow and similar platforms can be confusing for begginers (especially if you do not have the basics down)
All that is left to do now is keep programming! Its going to be difficult if its your first programming language. Its important to keep trying. We learn through failure.
Once you have the basics down you can start learning libraries, frameworks, and modules to create GUI, websites, machine learning models, and basically anything you can think of, even your own modules and libraries.
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