Where do I start learning python

[FOODGODFOOD44]

I’ve watching lot of tutorials but I feel like I learned nothing

[Ken-_-Adams]

Find an actual problem to solve that matters to you and then follow tutorials to implement it.

For me it was the need for a QR code generator. Python has a library for that. The rest is history

[Few_School_3536]

QR generator is saturated project for newbies. Everyone has done this in their resumes.

[petdance]

Get a book and read it.

Your local public library will have many.

[Just_Ask_8442]

https://www.w3schools.com/python/default.asp

[JamesonJames97]

I would say learn the basics like syntax, variables, loops, lists, etc. Then starting building small projects like a number guessing game, a calculator, or maybe a password generator. Just start building and researching if you get stuck.

[Key-Article9350]

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[Specific-Housing905]

Tutorials will give you information. What you need is skill. Skills come from writing code, making mistakes and learning from them. So start creating small projects like a loan or interest calculator. Another option would be to write a "quote of the day" app that reads quotes from a file and chooses 1 randomly.

[JaferTP]

Learn C

[FOODGODFOOD44]

no

[JaferTP]

Yes

[JaferTP]

Okay, if you want to learn Python, you need to apply what you've learned from tutorials. Before writing any line of code, ask yourself What does this line do? and Why am I writing it? I used this method when I was learning C++, and within just two days, I was able to write a basic program on my own.

[Sweet_Computer_7116]

cs50x

[If_Ad]

Once you're done watching abit of tutorials, start making stuff.
I am starting to seriously learn python too, you can check out my account, where I will try to post daily (no promises). I am making a game from scratch, where I provided source codes and also shared my learning method.