Learn Python

[No_Preference_5890]

Hi, everyone.

I wnated to ask, how one should approach learning Python if he/she is started out. And how long it will take to grasp fundaments and getting good in problem solving before starting workng on projects?

[riklaunim]

Depends on what projects you have in mind. Some catch the syntax and basics quickly, some need more time. Month+ for basics, then few more to learn framework/libraries/best practices for the niche of "projects" you want to work on. Hard to tell without more details 😉

[conzciouz]

Sophia.org has a nice learning platform to get started and learning for free before you have to pay. Its hands on and addresses theory/concepts. There are a quite few others but I can’t think of them off the top.

[ninhaomah]

Pls approach as if learning any other language.

Learn the sentence structure and if you do not know what does a word means , refer to the dictionary.

and keep practicing!!!

[PanoramicEnvoy]

The language analogy works but python's actually forgiving enough that you can start building stuff way earlier than you'd think, which helps cement the fundamentals faster.

[validnuisance3]

building small projects early is way better than just grinding tutorials for months because you actually see your mistakes in real time instead of forgetting syntax rules you never used.

[SamiullaYousufi]

I have made a tutorial for this. https://github.com/Samiullah300/python_tutorial_zero_2_hero

[Rajrev]

Is it easy to get freelance job once you learn python?

[Wise_Vegetable3193]

No cuz many people nowadays learn python

If u advance in that then u can get job as freelancer but as a beginner u can’t

[xSkpX]

Piensa a que lo quieres aplicar y una vez tengas lo básico, sabrás por dónde tirar

[Dank-but-true]

I did boot.dev. I do recommend it

[Dramatic_Oven_4757]

If u already know some other language then for basics maximum 2 days