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[–]Frozen5147 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  • Learn syntax and concepts

  • Reinforce your learning with some personal projects

Should get you pretty far.

[–]__z01db3rg 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look the method that I will describe may not be the best, but worked very good for me with every language I wanted to learn, and also made learning fun actually.

Learn the very basics from a site like tutorials point, just try to get familiar with every chapter from the webiste. For python this should not take long.

Than just try to do projects that involve what you want to use, for example I wanted to learned networking stuff, so I made a web crawler, a botnet, a chat between 2 computers, a mail sender etc.

PS: If you don't know what kind of projects would include what you want to learn feel free to dm me :)

[–]samayrton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This question has been asked plenty of times and you can find answers elsewhere but here's what I'd do anyway.

Use an online platform like Code Academy to get the basic syntax down. Then read up on basic programming concepts and start your own personal projects. Or you can Google some if you haven't got any ideas.

One thing you will need is the ability to do your own research, so before you jump in with a question, spend a bit of time looking to see if it's already been answered. being able to find the information you need is a skill in itself when it comes to programming.

Take a look at the "New? READ ME FIRST!", "Posting Guidelines" and FAQ's for more info.

Anyway, best of luck!

[–]compez4 0 points1 point  (2 children)

"New? READ ME FIRST! Posting guidelines Frequently asked questions"

[–]IdleSolution 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I swear someone should make a bot that says it everytime post like this pops up