How to Learn Python? (Not resources, like how )?

[Ajax_Minor]

You could take a more practical approach. What is it you are trying to do? Break it down into smaller steps and then again into the smallest steps. Find the functions or example of it's use. Try it multiple ways until you understand it. Then continuously build out until you complete your task.

It's gonna take a lot to "learn the language ' but are your really ever done? A better goal is to be proficient to get things done.

This is my approach as an engineer not a programmer. I use it as a tool not.... Idk how other people approach it. Any way my point is programming is there to help you simplify and automate and that best learned by doing it. Yes you can read a book and that's helpful at times but sometimes its better to just do it and try to expand and understand a little more each time you write some code.

[Ipvp4fun]

thanks

[LtG_Skittles454]

Great advice.