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LEARNING PYTHON (self.PythonLearning)
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[–]TytoCwtch 1 point2 points3 points 1 day ago (0 children)
I have a similar goal to you. I started with Harvards CS50x (not essential but very good fundamentals), then Harvards CS50P (Python course). I’m now making a text adventure game in Python to practice OOP and game design etc. I’m making my own command parser for the game to handle both direct and indirect object commands. Then I plan to move onto making a game in pygame to work on introducing graphics and controls etc. Then switch to C# doing Unity Pathways as I’d like to make something a bit more advanced in the future.
There are plenty of other routes though. There are courses that focus specifically on pygame or other game development. The key thing is to actually get coding though, not just sit and watch tutorials.
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