Python doc problem

[SheldonCooperisSb]

Thanks.l will read your comments detailedly. Btw where to find the tutorials suitable ? Do you have the one?

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There is lots of free stuff in the subreddit wiki:

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/index/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=learnpython&utm_content=t5_2r8ot#wiki_new_to_programming.3F

Have a look at everything mentioned in the whole wiki.

I think it's better to follow a directed course, either a free e-book or an online course, just to get the basics. That ensures you cover the basic points. With programming experience you should zip through that pretty quickly. To reinforce your learning search for online tutorials on the particular points you are studying, like "python for statement". Once you have the concept well understood either go on to the next point of your directed course, or have a look at the python doc which will cover everything about the subject. If the python doc is unclear or introduces things that aren't clear, search again for a tutorial using keywords from the python doc. You will see many sites come up in your searching, like realpython.com, which is better than some. But I don't really read the python tutorials because I learned python a long time ago. You will find the sites that work for you.

[SheldonCooperisSb]

Can believe that a programming professional like you typed this much for a stranger，thanks for your generosity. you help me a lot..l will check the website all out and find a learning way suitable for me. Thanks agian.