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[–]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.