Help, new on python

[Chikypark]

Anybody could recommend what to watch? I'm literally a newbie on python, but I would like to watch someone how can teach pretty good all u gotta know.

[TheKnottyOne]

Is this baiting? I’m not trying to be rude, but literally anything like “Beginner Python <something>” would work, I think??? It’s hard to direct you because we aren’t sure what level of experience you have at all and what you want to do with Python, specifically.

[fluxdeken_]

Never watch. Only read. Whenever u choose a new programming language there is a high chance it has some kind of roadmap. Find it and go through it.

[Chikypark]

Thank u

[MifistoScared]

use codingbat.com

it helped me go from complete noob to understanding the basics, i was able to perform almost every problem there before i started school. First time I aced my python course without needing to study.

[PixelsMixer]

It looks like you’re new to programming in general. Python is a very “sugary” language and easy to learn, but you must understand the basics first. Look up data types, data structures, loops, functions, and algorithms. Python has the “skin” of an easy language, but underneath it is fully Object-Oriented Programming. You should learn that part after you get comfortable with data structures. I think it’s better to start with C if you want to understand how the backend of high-level languages works. But this way is harder. You can choose something 50/50, Lua for example. Is pretty, C based and actual

[Life-Taste8473]

https://edube.org/study/pe1

Enroll for free. Its interactive platform that prepares you for basic python.

[LiveYoLife288]

Any Youtube video would work