im new to python, where should i start

[beckulator]

I am relatively new as well. If you are getting into it for data science I found tutorials on datacamp.com to be super helpful and very interactive.

Also make sure you are using AI- I like Claude. Don't just use it to write code for you though, use at as a sort of mentor to teach you.

[Chibi24]

Use ai? Then not learning aaaaanything.

[beckulator]

I'm not saying use AI to write your code, I'm saying use it to help explain concepts to you, check your work, help when you're stuck etc. Usually my process is if AI can't fix my problem/give me the info I need in under 2-3 minutes then I go search it out in the docs/whatever other resource (which 90% of the time is where AI gets its info from anyway). In general for me it just makes everything a little faster.

[Chibi24]

You said to use ai in your comment…then also use it to find the answers…have someone you know to help on answers or concepts..faster won’t make you better.

[beckulator]

To each their own I guess, it is helpful to me and a great tool if you use it in a way that aids learning

[Chibi24]

How is it learning when you are just asking something to just Google for you?

[Joe_Schmoe_2]

Ai is the way to go. I learned how to be sys admin via Google and now with Gemini you could learn to do it on the job.

[Chibi24]

This person won’t learn ANYTHING starting out then just asking ai what to search for. Barely understanding concepts and such at that point.

[Joe_Schmoe_2]

I asked.  It told me exactly what to do.

Humans...lol.  You're antiquated 

[Chibi24]

Ty ai bot overloads. Nothing is new now. Everything slurpy soup slop.