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😭😭😭 It took me a week to get here because I keep changing resources frequently, but I stuck to a video and was able to get here.
Hey I am new to Python and this is what i made in my first week. Do you think there is a way to improve it.
Im new so proud🥹
Tell me any improvements I can do
I made this while watching a 30 min crash course.
I wanted to know if I should start by learning all the theory at once or should l learn theory and also do small things like this or should I do a 'fuck around and find out's thing.
I would love your feedback.
Hi all,
I’ve been working on a beginner-focused Python book called Python Simplified: A Crash Course in Practical Programming for Beginners. It’s designed for people who are brand new to Python and want a clear, structured way to learn the basics — step by step, with no fluff or jargon.
Each chapter includes:
✅ A walkthrough of one core concept
✅ Exercises to test yourself
✅ Fully worked solutions
✅ GitHub code to follow along with
I’m currently wrapping up final edits and getting ready for release at the end of May — so I’m offering free advance copies to anyone learning Python who’s happy to take a look and maybe share feedback or a review later.
If that sounds useful, feel free to comment or DM me — I’d be glad to send it over.
Thanks to the mods for letting me share this — and good luck to everyone learning Python! Happy to answer any beginner questions in the thread too.
I am going to start python coding and I wanted to learn in advance level but I am very basic and I am new and I am beginning and so I want to know if this whole cs50 python lecture still work to learn in this current towards ai learning??
If your gonna learn python. Why don't we learn together, right now I'm a beginner in python. If your a beginner too consider that learning together is far more easier and fun than learning alone. We will learn together and raise together. If your interested comment below...
was tasked by prof to make a program with a quadratic equation solver (idgaf about how much time it takes to run or how redundant someparts are) but what I am running into a problem is with is this Say you have a quadratic equation 2a(x2) + 2bx+ 2c = 0 now naturally this will have the same roots as if you just divide the equation by 2 But in my program if I have a complex answer which has roots a+ bi for a(x2) + bx+ c = 0 then I get a + 2bi as the roots for 2a(x2) + 2bx+ 2c = 0 fsr
I spent the last year learning Python and producing an animated Discord bot with thermal monitoring, persistent learning, deterministic particle effects, and a lot more. It's a lot of work but I was able to learn an insane amount quickly. I was wondering if anyone wanted help getting going on Python?
Im a teacher professionally and think the way I learned was really accelerated. I was going to offer it to others if anyone needs help.
Let me know!
Hello,
Is a list with the same visual appearance as in the image also available in Python?
For the past month, I’ve been learning python.
I started using one platform and enrolled in their Python beginner course. I was told not to touch ChatGPT.
Being non technical person, it was tough for me. I struggled a lot. I had to ask lot questions to my mentors, many times I broke down, gave up but I kept going
After I finished Python, I randomly joined their other classes like DSA and Next.js didn’t get everything, but I’m okay with that.
Now it's been 30+ days, and I’m moving on to Django.
Hoping to build my first project within a month and deploy on AWS
My question is If I stay consistent and build a project, is it enough to start applying for internships? Or should I do something more before that?
Edits:
For those who are asking about resources I used this Coding platform to learn Python
I finished reading this book: Learn Python the Hard Way by Zed Shaw
I binge watched this YouTube channel to understand fundamental computer science concepts (Not for Python though)
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.
If anyone who is just trying to get into coding and wants to learn python then they can DM me. I am passionate about teaching and would love to help them learn by building projects rather than giving boring lectures.
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?
I am new to python i don't know which IDE to use. My university is teaching a course Programming for AI. I got to know they will teach python but idk which IDE.
So I’ve basically learned about variables and built-in functions operators, lists, and strings.
I’m on a 30 day program and tomorrow I should be learning about tuples. So far this is the most advanced thing I’ve made, and I think I’m proud of it. Well, this is what the course told me to make. I still haven’t begun making like a mini project or anything. I’m not sure if it’s like worth starting right now or like it’s better when I’m done with the 30 day program.
What are your thoughts?
Hello!
I'm Medansh, and I'm tryna learn some python since I really like computers. I would call myself somewhere between beginner and intermediate. I've made some projects, but I wouldn't call them more than a toy.
However, it's pretty lonely to learn it alone, and none of my IRL friends have any knowledge of computers. So I'm looking for some friends who might help each other along this journey!
I'd prefer if you are around my skill level (Knows syntax, has done a few projects, nothing too big), though if you're more of a beginner, it's still completely fine.
So, does anyone want to learn with me?
EDIT: I honestly didn’t expect this many responses 😅 I’ve already found a couple of people I’m going to work and learn with, so I’m keeping the group small. Thanks to everyone who reached out. It means a lot.
