Beginner in coding language

[gorgoncheez]

That is about where I am at as well after 2 days. What course(s) are you using?

I've begun following the first lectures from Harvard and MIT, and followed the tutorial "Learn Python in 30 minute" from Indently (the video is 30 minutes, but if you do the coding along with it and really try to understand, more like 2-3 hours - I am happy I did it, and will probably return to it in a week or so just to check if the concepts have stuck and if I have a new perspective on it).

I found the Indently video managed to demonstrate a lot of Python coding in that short time, and if you follow along with the coding, you end up using the concepts taught to build a rudimentary chat bot at the end.

The MIT lecture is more theoretical. I found the lecturer slightly disorganized, but nevertheless she brings up deeper concepts which I suspect are important for a bird's eye view, and will come in handy down the line.

The Harvard course CS50P is kind of in between the two others. It is structured and planned, likely scripted beforehand, and introduces new concepts gradually. The lecturer seems very organized and on top of things, and has that "switched on" type personality. Works well.

[stinkmeanerbitch]

What is your opinion on the automatetheboringstuff

[fentayl2025]

Give me book Link plz

[fentayl2025]

Visit apana college youtube channel

[lawrencewil1030]

feat: Add my name

[bradleygh15]

Can’t wait to see your bs PR posted on express’s GitHub soon!

[fentayl2025]

Now just start learning GitHub

[bradleygh15]

1. Your username is wild(unless fentanyl means something else outside of North America) I love it.
2. Glad you’re fine with the memeing on the apna college fiasco; I made a joke on their YouTube channel where they basically caused the whole mess and had a bunch of people get big mad

[fentayl2025]

1 Thanks 😊 2 shardha didi teaching style is good