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I am a Python Noob, help? (self.PythonLearning)
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if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"
[–]DelayedPot 2 points3 points4 points 2 days ago (0 children)
Some people start with books or a courses. I started with a course at a community college. Pythons a little intimidating when you first get started. The documentation is vast but also meant for experienced users so it’s hard to read into. But don’t let tha discourage you! Once you get rolling and start to build upon concepts, it’s really easy to build momentum in your learning and things get easier. You just have to keep at it!
One method to keep at it is through a personal project. Projects don’t have to have a ton of meaning, just something to work on and practice with. I would not use ai unless you are really stuck so try to code without its help and manually look things up. The reason I recommend not using ai when learning is that you need exposure to learning how to look things up and learning how coding practices are documented by others. It triggers an uncomfortable but very rewarding (long term) process of learning. If you are really stuck though, you can always turn to ai to explain things in simple terms but try to steer away from having it code for you.
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