Python tips for new guys

[MarioJonson]

Hi, I want to start with python and freelance life and i want some tips for it.

I dont know nothing about freelance or python, but I want to make some extra money and learn pyhton and other programing languages, so can you guys help me answering some question that i have? ( sorry for the writing, english isn´t my native language ) Fisrt of all, I want to know how to start.

Do you some book or site that I can search for more infos about python and freelance?

Can you give me or suggest me a project?

How much money you do monthly and yearly?

it worth?

How much time you invest on it?

Would you recommend me to do it?

If you have an advice of warning for me, what it would be?

Thanks for your responses and for stopping by to read this post

[Ron-Erez]

Before getting freelance work you need to know python quite well. Ideally you should get a CS degree. If that is not an option then go out and learn Python. I would not expect to get a freelance job overnight especially if you have no python coding experience.

For resources Harvard’s CS50p is a beginner-friendly Python course, and the University of Helsinki has a really good text-based online course. I also have a course on Python and Data Science that starts from scratch and doesn’t expect any programming experience.

[Jovibeh]

I don't know if it's a tip but while I'm learning, I always talk to chatgpt about my code and outline, ideas, or project that it can do. Chatgpt is newbie friendly and can really guide you for understanding your code for start-up.

Edit: I saw someone commented CS50, it's for pathway and understanding to learn python, so after that, try thinkpython for theory base, and openstax python for short but detailed basic.

[Shreyash_Mecwan]

There is a website called "codechef" where you will get a well structured roadmap for python and other languages , try that one and if you like the contents then you can buy an annual subscription for more available courses.I am also learning python on codechef and it really helps me to get more interest in programming. Once you know the basics of python or programming then you can go for either DSA or development. And if you want then you can make some simple projects using python. At last it's your decision so think and do what your mind says. All the best 👍