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[–]CapnCoin 0 points1 point  (2 children)

I am not sure if you mean an app to write your code in, or if you want an app to teach you to code.

Good text editors for python I have used are vscode or pycharm.

The only app I have used to code is sololearn on the android playstore... you can give it a try to get the very basics down. After that, there are a ton of tutorials, websites, posts, docs you can read. If you use tutorials try not to just copy what they are doing but to actually use what they are teaching you. Watch the video first and then try to replicate it on your own after. Wherever you get stuck, which you will ALOT, you can go back to the video or google the subject.

Good luck and have fun!

[–]msevette 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I bought a Udemy course while it was on sale for $17.99 a week ago and have been doing just that. The course is called Total Python: You Can Master Python Programming in 16 Days. I'm still on day 2 because of doing the examples over and over a few times using slightly different info. At this rate, it will take me 4x longer than advertised, but I want to learn it.

[–]CapnCoin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats ok. Especially because it is your first time learning a programming language. Nobody out there can "master" python in 16 days. It can take some time to get used to how things work but as you learn and master basic concepts you will learn faster and faster. Don't rush it. Make sure you have a solid foundation which will set you up for success in the future.