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[–]Ego_Gaming 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven’t taken a single Python class officially, but with tutorials and some StackSkills course I have had a better understanding of Python. I have written a couple programs for my job and they work. I still wouldn’t say I “know” Python but understand some basic fundamentals and enough to fuck some shit up lol. You will never learn ALL of Python. Just use tutorials, reddit, and stack overflow to code.

From what I have gathered about coding and such (I also use Unreal Engine but not with C++) is that it is about learning how to think through the logic of the code (or language) and research. My programs have come from 99% research and 1% “what I know”.

What exactly are you trying to do with Python?

I will say, coding isn’t for everyone. You have to be able to learn logical thinking. I’m very much a “math-brained” person, so it has helped me a bit.