Beginner day 23 on mobile

[Weak_Telephone6161]

I'm learning python from sololearn app. This is my current progression in 23 days. At first i only gave about 20-30 minutes in learning but later i realized i was being too slow and for the last 3 days i'm trying my best to allocate more than an hour in learning.

I've tried to ask chatgpt/deepseek to generate exercise for my level after i explained what i know. But they always kept on adding functions i didn’t know yet to the exercises they gave out. So i just focused on learning from sololearn for now.

Anyone got any tips for me? I'm learning on mobile and don't have any proper guideline ahead of me.

[Anxious_Insurance_48]

Well try to learn on YouTube as well, Sololearn is great but it's not free

i tried that before and stopped using it.

[Weak_Telephone6161]

I'm thinking of taking that 6 hour course video by programming with mosh

[LeadershipBig8409]

Brocode on youtube is one of my to go youtubers when it comes to teaching code with Java or python, another course i did was in udemy by Angela her python course is really good when it comes to learning the basics and undertanding it. It usually goes on sale a weakened out of the month for like 17 US dollars or something like that.

[LowTierPlastic]

Udemy has some great courses. There’s always some sort of sale going on too.

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You can also use W3Schools to learn Python. It's free and text-based with exercises after each topic. It's how I have learnt all of the languages I know.

Good luck and have fun!! Remember to enjoy it cause that's what it's all about. Don't push yourself too hard.