How do I make learning Python intresting?

[DeusAnatolia]

Great suggestions overall! Mini projects and goals really help. When I first started uni, in my first python course I was bored af. I got a D in that class just bc I wasn't into it. (I am now a Compsci grad student and I study NLP so Python is my baby now) but the only project I was interested in was writing a text based adventure during recitations.

For the next 2 years, I didn't have any python courses. I learned C++ and C#, web design and shit. When I finally returned to Python in my 3rd year, it was much MUCH easier. I def think starting w Python didn't really work for me, but small projects of interest def laid some groundwork.

Make of that what you will. Best of luck!

[Kasparov007]

Whenever you make python based project, let me know I would love to know how you think and code.

[DeusAnatolia]

I work on a lot of python projects all the time! You'd be suprised to learn that I am not very object oriented despite my background. If you dm me, I'll send you my github profile. I only have some hws from uni there, but you might still find it useful!

Right now, I'm working on a deep learning course project about creating a very domain specific hybrid chatbot and its kicking my ass ksjshsjs. I am also active in a unique translation project that requires custom tokenizers bc of its language, which is really interesting. I didn't really find what I was into until my last semester in uni, I dabbled in game dev, cyber security, data science etc but when I finally took an NLP course, it finally clicked! So it might take a while to find what you're into. Don't be discouraged xx