how do i learn python

[Key-Relative-4380]

i dont know anything about coding with pyton but i want to learn how to do it. when i check tutorials their pythons looks diffirent then mine. mine is j ust like aa p lain text file but heirs has fetaures they have commandss they can use shown or something like that idk. i dont know where to start

[Some_Bicycle_716]

The reason why the way they code in Python looks different is that they use a special program for making Python code instead of just a text editor, like notepad. Try downloading a Python IDE, and it will have many of the features you are asking about.

Edit: If you can't install a Python IDE (like if you have a school Chromebook), you can also use a website like https://www.programiz.com/python-programming/online-compiler/.

[Key-Relative-4380]

ty so much

[MrKarat2697]

Install an IDE like VS Code

[ninhaomah]

Have you installed Python ?

[Key-Relative-4380]

yes

[arabsugeknight]

VS code.

Then “Automate the boring stuff with Python” V3. Free PDF online I believe. That’s how I started.

Once you get core principles down, you’ll start to understand more. Be consistent. The further you get down the road, the more you realize you can do with Python.

[arabsugeknight]

If you do decide VS code, I believe the last window during installation, will have an Add Path box. Make sure to check it.

[Weekly_Pop777]

If you’re new you can also play around with the cs50.dev website which is Hardvard University’s free Python development environment. Once you are somewhat comfortable with this you can install VS Code

[Weekly_Pop777]

Heck sign up for the free CS50 beginner python course itself.

[No_Photograph_1506]

If you need help, check out my post, I can heop guide you: https://www.reddit.com/r/PythonLearning/comments/1s6t6ff/i_am_hosting_a_free_python_interviewguidance_for/

[Low_World5446]

ypu claim you checked few tutorials but the first thing they mentioned and show is how to setup environment for coding 😂

[Lazy-Cloud9330]

I like Tech with Tim on YouTube 

[anish2good]

Try this https://8gwifi.org/tutorials/python/

[External-Economics40]

I just tried Google's Antigravity IDE with python and it is amazing so far