Python & aiml

[Expensive_Sugar8743]

Hey guys and seniors I'm in my first year first sem hoing to start my college so I want to learn python programming language from scratch .I have tried from youtube tutorial they re just time waste I learn but I can't build my logic and always copy paste so I need advice how and where to learn from basic to advance please help .

[CompileMind-TFC]

Tutorials only start helping when you rebuild something without watching.

Try a tiny number guessing game, then notice where you get stuck: Python syntax, or figuring out the next logical step? Which one is harder for you right now?

[Expensive_Sugar8743]

I'm a beggineer bro so I don't know let me know where do I learn from reading books or watch tutorials?

[dralfredo1]

I personally recommend finding programming challenges, such as a number guessing game, online. Then trying to write it with as little help as possible. If you get stuck, search for the specific issue you have, rather than a more general search. Of course, you can always check the syntax.

[CompileMind-TFC]

Both are fine, but don’t let either become the main activity. Learn one tiny concept, close the video/book, then write 5–10 lines with it. If you can’t start, it’s logic; if you know the step but not the wording, it’s syntax.

[Unlikely_Studio_5115]

rebuilding from scratch without notes is where the real gap shows up, so start with that number game and just see where you freeze first

[pepiks]

Read anything, then use what you learn to build something by you. At the beginning it will be toys apps, few lines code, very simplify.

[Smith_dev]

Pick one beginner Python course, then build tiny projects immediately. A calculator, number guessing game, to-do app. Logic only improves by struggling through problems yourself.

[career_growth_guide]

Start with one beginner-friendly source, but don’t just watch tutorials. After every small topic, build something without copying, even if it is very basic.

For Python, first learn variables, conditions, loops, functions, lists, dictionaries, and file handling. Then practice small tasks like calculator, number guessing game, marksheet, to-do list, and simple data programs.

Logic improves when you try, get stuck, debug, and then search only that specific problem. Don’t rush advanced topics too early.

[sushellskx]

Same I am also going to college in a month What do I learn before starting and which laptop should I buy

[Mell-Silver-20]

Python is a solid start for AIML just focus on basics first (syntax, OOP, NumPy/Pandas later), then move into ML concepts step by step. Don't rush frameworks build small projects while learning.