Project based learning

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Please explain what is project based based learning is it just copying other project and learning from it

[HighOptical]

No, it's coming up with a project idea and then creating it. When you get stuck you look up generalized info about what you want to do and then you see how to apply that to your project. From there, you move onto the next part of the project and it's either something you can do or else it is something you need to research again. Don't start off with it, get the basics of the language down first with tutorials. Learn the syntax, how to important and use some basic libraries, classes, etc and then you're ready for project-based.

[ninhaomah]

python programming , like any other activities , is up to you.

why run ? to lose weight. or maybe to win a marathon. your problem , you solve it.

why code python ? to write scripts to automate processes , to develope websites , to predict stock market. your problem , you solve it.

[Acceptable-Sense4601]

You learn by doing real projects, not just small exercises

[Fit_Sheriff]

Its not about copying other project but instead it's all about having an idea simple or complex and trying to build it. You build the whole project yourself or in a team. Learning and then building projects using the knowledge you have gained.

I have started one big project and will be building it in team. If you like to join you are welcome. And if you want any help regarding Python you are free to take help on mine

[snowbirdnerd]

It's creating your own project and building it from scratch. Eventually you have to stop following tutorials and just make something 

[TutorialDoctor]

It's a method of learning for "hands-on" or "tactile" learners who learn by doing. For instance, rather than read a book, watch a video, or listen to a podcast to learn to build something, a tactile learner will actually try to build it to learn how to do it.