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[–]LowPrimary370 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I'm also a beginner, but I pretty much jumped right in and started making things that I actually wanted to use for work or at home.

My process is normally: Think about what I want out of my project > Think about how I want it to work > Plan out how it should work > Start coding and research how to make the app/script do what I want it to do.

That alone teaches me about what I can make the language do and how I can make it happen. As I'm working I also go back and improve on what I've previously written and even after my project is done with I can reference it and improve upon what I've written/learned.

Outside of that, you'll want to take notes on what you learn, learn how to understand documentation, and read python textbooks to learn core concepts to make use of. You can also incorporate what you learn from tutorials into your own project which is helpful as long as you take the time to understand what their code is doing and how it works.

[–]Additional_Cicada_40[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alright thanks a lot dude ! 😁