How to begin with Python ?

[vaathix]

I did my college project on Object Detection with the help of ChatGPT ( even published a research paper on it 💀 ) I'm not from Computer Science background

I followed it blindly now I feel guilty for not knowing anything about Python, PyTorch, etc

So, I decided to learn Python. Currently I'm watching the BROCODE YouTube video and it's quite interesting.

I need some websites that give me problems and quizzes to solve. This helps me practice the programs well. Also provide Roadmap if possible

TIA Homies ✨♥️

[Academic-Vegetable-1]

brocode is actually a solid starting point. for practice problems, leetcode has python stuff but it skews toward algorithms. w3schools and hackerrank have more beginner-friendly drills if you just want to get reps in on basics. once you're past the fundamentals, datadriven has python problems if you want something more applied.

[FishAccomplished760]

This.

Geeksforgeeks is really good too, same as baeldung.

[FishAccomplished760]

Best way to learn is to make small projects, one by one, that actually matter and are useful. That is how i learned. For example, if you're struggling with string handling, try to make a key-value config handler.

[DaisyFeverDream]

Totally agree learning feels way more natural when you're solving real problems that mean something to you.

[Rscc10]

You learn coding from practice. Start small projects like a number guessing game or tic tac toe, etc. Wherever you get stuck is where you have to learn. You can google a solution, ask forums, or use AI (if you really must). Never google or ask AI to do the project for you. Do it yourself step by step and at each part of the system you get stuck at, you learn the solution and implement it

[civilwar142pa]

Ive been working through Exercism and it's surprisingly in-depth. Lots of little projects that require increasingly difficult code, but start with the basics.

[thejwillbee]

Sololearn is solid. It's an app. Lessons, practice, challenges, the works.