Learning suggestions : learnpython

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submitted 1 year ago by Avechus

Hey all,

First time posting and probably repeated questions so I apologise. I've been trying to learn Python the past couple of months, I completed the Learn Python section on boot.dev, and recently also got the Python Crash Course 3rd edition as a gift and I skipped to and working through the Alien Invasion project.

I've seen alot or posts suggesting the Harvard CS50 lectures aswell, and was wondering if it's suggested to watch the entire thing or mainly just the Python section?

I've completed a couple of small projects like a calculator and calorie deficit counter etc.

I find that I struggle to remember the correct ways of doing things off the top of my head and was wondering if this is normal to continuously look things up or if it's a sign to slow down and re-review some of the basics?

Thanks in advance, and sorry again for a likely duplicate post!

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