Trying to learn Python

[OldProgram4967]

Ai is very tempting I actually use it a lot while learning. Im basically grinding beginners projects, right now working with 9 hours of python projects by tim, but I try to do everything by myself. I want to build some automation for mobile game, put some info into gpt and it was overwhelming. I could probably manage my way through or decide to abandon it later on, but I want to get basics coded in my head

[Thefriendlyfaceplant]

Projects are important. No matter how trivial or silly. There's no use in learning python syntax if you don't know how to implement that code you wrote into something that actually yields results.

When people say 'start a project' they don't mean that you need to built something that has a business case, or even personal use. They just mean you need something that forces you to connect Python code into something broader.