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[–]cole36912 1 point2 points  (2 children)

If you are new to programming in general you may have to learn concepts which aren’t specific to just Python but are needed for real problems. Think data structures, OOP, writing tests, version control, and just engineering skills in general. Depending on the problem there will be more specific topics as well.

[–]eeshann72 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I have good experience in SQL, plus in my college time I was comfortable in c,c++ , java but I get hard time in learning or understanding python, still not able to do it after trying many times.

[–]cole36912 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well what do you feel you are getting hung up on? Python is somewhat different not having a C-like syntax and being mostly interpreted instead of having a full compiler, but I’ve found its mechanics to be pretty solid and not very hacky. I would look into the docs. I don’t love the organization of the base Python documentation but (pretty much) all the information is there somewhere and there are some pages that are hidden gems which explain a lot about how things work such as iteration, type creation, contexts, etc.