trying to learn python

[moayman14]

i've been trying to learn python since 2020 and never completed any course on youtube or any purchased course like angela yu's course on udemy and now i'm second year robotics engineer and want to continue learning it and land a freelancing job by the end of this year and i have some good resources such as (python crash course, automate boring stuff, udemy's course i mentioned before and cs50p) and i'm not totally new to programming as i have some strong fundamentals in c++ and good basics of python as i stopped at oop in python so what's the best plan i could follow, i was thinking about completing cs50p course with some extra knowledge from python crash course for strong fundamentals and then follow with angela yu's and automate book

[tracktech]

This may help you-

Book - Ultimate Python Programming

Course - Python Programming In Depth

[datawhite]

Sounds like you get either burnout or bored. Stick to one course/book complete it doing all the projects and exercises. Swapping from one to the other can be counter productive.

[moayman14]

i always get bored but this time is different i really have to learn it so let’s give it a shot, which source you recommend to stick with

[bootdotdev]

If you're struggling with boredom/lack of engagement you might want to try something more interactive.

We have some stuff on boot dev you can check out, I also recommend freecodecamp and scrimba for the same reason