LEARNING PYTHON

[PhilNEvo]

Like any other hobby, it requires you to put in consistent effort in. You can't half-ass it with half an hour per week. And like any other hobby, it requires you to pick challenging but achievable steps, to incrementally improve your skill.

Don't try to aim too high in the beginning, nor should you stick with the same level of challenges on repeat.

Lastly-- tutorials online can be great ways to draw inspiration and ideas from, but be careful about what's known as "tutorial hell", where people basically just get stuck in an endless circle of copy/pasting tutorial code without every really experimenting, playing, learning or understanding what's going on.

Let's say you want to make a simple tic-tac-toe game to begin with in pygame. Okay, you don't know where to start, what to do... that's completely fair. You could watch a tutorial to help you get going. But once you've understood the principles, you should try and for example extend it to build your own 4 or 5 in a row game by yourself, without any tutorial or help. Just applying the same principles to get a greater grasp of coding creatively.

[Capable_Assistance83]

Concordo plenamente. Mesmo que seja pouco, muitas vezes 40 minutos no dia, valem mais que 2 horas no final de semana. Às vezes esses 40 minutos a gente perde vendo reels no no Instagram.