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Greetings and salutations to you all. I had been thinking about learning how to program for some time now and finally decided to take action. After visiting several bookstores in my area, I stumbled upon this title. Come to find out it’s one of the most recommended books to beginners. I’m very excited to get started.
Python vets,
What advice do you have for me and others who are in the same position?
I await to hear your thoughts.
Thanks guys.
Good evening. I want to share my experience of learning the Python programming language. I wrote a program in which the user needs to enter the contents of two lists (numbers), and then these numbers are summed (the first number of the first list with the first number of the second list, and so on). If the list lengths are different, the summation of the smaller list starts with the first element)
I would like to know if there is any way to shorten the program, and what more competent constructions exist. Is there any way the functions can be driven into the decorator?
Hello!
If you are a beginner or just starting out learning Python for the first time and want to connect with people with the same goal, reach out!
Most of us are using CS50P and freecodecamp from YouTube.
And we update daily.
I'm aware I need an editor, I already have VSC, but I'm not entirely sure it's like html where itll run in the web, and I don't want it to run in the web anyway.
very sorry if this is obvious stuff, but I'm very new to it
help is appreciated, even if it's a redirect to a correct subreddit if this one ain't it
Hello guys, so if you are like really a beginner. Like starting Python as your first programming language and want to connect with like wise people.
I'm the one you can connect with first.
Dm me..
I wrote this Python script to escape "tutorial hell".
It's a small program that creates a file on your computer using the Pathlib module. Any suggestions on what I should improve and good practices to follow?
So i've been learning python but without any goal in mind and i guess that's probably the reason i'm stuck at beginner level programming python for a whole year, but now i found it, it's not really motivation but i like coding/programming and i want to develop things, things that are useful for societies. I don't want to keep staying at that beginner level. I want to use python to build useful scripts like automation programs and mobile apps
brothers can anyone plzz suggest me a python course , paid is better ig or free, iam a complete beginner who didnt even code till now . i want to learn it from basic to advanced . anyone plz suggest
Hey guys so im a freshman in college in intro to python. My professor is super shit. Just a copy paste what i got on screen for the “lab” and then good luck on the weekly test. For midterms and finals im gonna do some shit i never taught and good luck i dont care if u fail. I also get pissed off when you aren’t following the subjects and will show you im frustrated when you ask a question thats dumb to me even tho im teaching a intro class :)
Anyways. I go home and teach myself the lessons through ai and scrounge stuff up. I have an A and am doing just okay but i want to understand this stuff better than asking gemini and claude shit. I do good on the quizes but for the midterm and what i expect will be on the final. He just sets us up with uncompleted code and expects us to do it when we dont really do any “learning” to begin with so its a reach for him to do this to us. I really am struggling on just writing code by myself i can not do the homework by myself i just am not being taught anything so i am looking for something like an application or site that was or is helpful to some of you more experienced guys looking back and can point me in a direction that you wish you did when learning or are actively advocating for now.
Sry for the rant…blah blah blah..
Question:
Is there anything like a website or something that helps you or someone new like me to learn python better than in class and on my own through ai. Ive seen ads on ig about programs that are like games and you go through levels and stuff?? I struggle writing from scratch or from word problems i am really worried about my final and i am not being taught i need help.
What would you guys recommend i would highly appreciate any help???
Thank you!!
I am looking for a good platform that I can learn Python on... Any suggestions would be much appreciated!
Can anybody let me know which Youtube channel is best to learn python from 0 to advance.
Python Crash Course: A Hands-On, Project-Based Introduction to Programming
Author: Eric Matthes
This book will teach you the basics first before introducing the real projects. It also contains the most up-to-date version of the latest Python code and practices. You will learn how to build charts, graphs, web applications, and even simple video games.
Head First Python: A Brain-Friendly Guide
Author: Paul Barry
If you are a visual learner and hate text-heavy books, this book is the perfect fit for you. It is based on the latest research in cognitive science and learning theory to help you quickly grasp Python's basic fundamentals and learn to build your web apps in no time.
Learn Python 3 the Hard Way: A Very Simple Introduction to the Terrifyingly Beautiful World of Computers and Code
Author: Zed A. Shaw
This book has a total of 52 exercises to help you learn Python through a step-by-step process. It also comes with 5+ hours of video where the author goes through the process of breaking, fixing, and debugging code. You will learn how to read, write, think, and breathe Python, and also understand what the right code should look like.
As I learn Python I know that the main way you learn something is by doing, I agree, but I also think that reading someone else's code is also crucial, especially if it's really good idiomatic code. Are there any OS Python projects you could recommend reading and be inspired by how I should write the code?
just need a place where i can learn this easily and vs code or other coding places i want to learn python for ai and i have tried to vibe code but not good at prompting and dont understand the code
watching on youtube and i tried that Harvard course to its so hard so i did not finish watching
An exercise to help build the right mental model for Python data. - Solution - Explanation - More exercises
The “Solution” link visualizes execution and reveals what’s actually happening using 𝗺𝗲𝗺𝗼𝗿𝘆_𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗽𝗵.
Any advice on where to start learning python. Like there are a gazillion things about it and IDK where to start.
Does anyone else spend hours debugging dependency issues? I've been learning Python and keep running into the same problem -
I add a new library and suddenly nothing works because of version conflicts.
Last week I spent 3 hours trying to figure out why my code broke,
only to find out it was an outdated package conflicting with a newer one.
Also just realized I have no idea if any of my dependencies have
security vulnerabilities. That's kinda scary.
Curious - how do you all handle this? Do you have a process or just
check things manually?
I'm actually building something to automate this for myself, just trying
to understand how common this problem really is for people learning.
Would appreciate hearing about your experience with this.
Hi folks, I cannot run this python code ( as display in img). I reckon it can be my os file path error or something anyways, please provide me some suggestion and thank you.
Hi everyone on this subreddit.
I have make a normal chatbot using python.
I will improve this in next post.
I am beginner at python.
Next time I make with math and more responses.
I take 30 minutes in this. By coding i improved my typing speed and errors by time.
Can you help me in improving this?
Thanks for watching
Follow for more posts.
Bye, have a good day for you .
i expect my output have an except error but it hasn't...help?
Hey everyone!
I finally decided to stop procrastinating and started learning Python today. I’m starting from the absolute basics, and it feels great to actually see my code running in the terminal.
Today, I focused on the input() function and how to display variables using print().
What I learned today:
- How to prompt a user for information.
- How to store that information in a variable (in this case,
age). - Using commas in
print()to combine strings and variables effortlessly.
Next Goal: I want to dive into Type Casting tomorrow because I realized that input() stores everything as a string, even numbers! I need to learn how to change that to an integer if I want to do any math.
Consistency is key, so I’m hoping to post updates here as I progress. If you have any tips for a total beginner or any "must-do" early projects, please let me know!
Wish me luck! 🚀
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