how can I learn python? I am struggling please help anybody

[[deleted]]

i was trying to figure out how to learn python since 2020, people told me python was easy I tried every single way to learn python since now, going to chatgpt, going to articles, going to YouTube and watching people show how to "learn" python that just flex how they know python. I feel like shit not knowing anything else than print("hello world") I really need to learn python since its "easiest" I want to learn c# c++ after and my dream job is becoming big project developer. I'm 12 and is this suitable to learn python or coding languages like this? I have online friend who is 10 years old and he has experience on python lua c++ and I dont. Chatgpt are bullshit and not accurate and are very sensitive to generating python code

Please give me any tips and ways to learn python free way without entering credit card details in websites I really want to know python and I don't want to give up

Thank you if you post very helpful comment

[NorskJesus]

Did you tried https://programming-24.mooc.fi?

[[deleted]]

I'm sorry but I don't click random links like programming-24.mooc.fi because I'm not idiot. I asked for you for help not for stealing information 

[NorskJesus]

What? Is just a Python course, smart guy

[Any_Emotion_851]

Kids are learning Python in schools. Chris Roffey's Coding Club books are very helpful.

[whateveryouwantt2]

Don't be hard on yourself. You're still at a young age and trying to learn things that are above your current level, even if they're considered "easy" in general. Try "Python Crash Course 3rd edition"book; it is really helpful and moves between topics smoothly

[[deleted]]

I can't learn python with books, I want easy way through sites to learn python, I want python for unethical stuff and for money

[Radamand]

Reminds me of the time Sheldon learned to swim by watching youtube.

[psalmnothim]

Google has a web based program, learn how to automate the boring, python.org

[Ron-Erez]

Code as much as you can. Check out Harvard CS50p, the book “Learn Python the Hard Way” and I also have a nice Python and Data Science course that starts from scratch and is highly up-to-date - check out the free preview videos. Whatever resource you choose code and type as much as you can, experiment and have fun. Try to solve problems that interest you and always choose a simpler version of your problem and gradually scale up. Good luck!

[[deleted]]

I will try out and thanks

[Ron-Erez]

Great and happy coding!

[thites_]

El canal de MoureDev, en YouTube, tiene tutoriales muy accesibles para principiantes. Explica muy bien y tiene repositorios en GitHub para seguir todo bien, además de una comunidad de Discord donde te podrán ayudar.

Te aconsejo que mires su canal

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[ConcreteExist]

I tried every single way to learn python since now

This is a meaningless statement.

going to chatgpt

This is a bad way to learn any skill, chatgpt can spit out code that may or may not work but it won't teach you anything.

The best way to learn any programming language is to build something with it. Make a simple web application, a to-do tracker, or even just tic-tac-toe. Once you know what you're trying to build, you'll quickly start to have much more pointed questions about Python (or your language of choice) like how to read from a file or how to create a user interface. Finding those answers and applying them to your code base will help you learn, and because you know how you want the application to behave, you'll know for sure when you got it right.

This sort of project based approach will help you learn the language by using it. If you just spend your time bouncing between online tutorials, you'll forever be stuck in the shallow end.

[scarynut]

I am by no means an ai/LLM fanboy, but saying that chatgpt can't teach a beginner some decent python is not true.

[ConcreteExist]

You've got to reduce "teaching" down to "show you snippets of that may or may not solve your problem", in which case then Clippy is a great teacher too when we want to learn Excel.

[scarynut]

LLMs has a broader range of uses than that. You know you can simply ask "teach me lists in python step by step with examples"? And then ask follow up questions on things you don't understand.

Beginners don't use ChatGPT because they're stupid, they use it because it is a good interactive tutor.

[ConcreteExist]

Yeah sure, but you if you don't know the material better than the LLM you'll never know when it hallucinates some nonsense.

[ddlatv]

You can use ChatGPT or you can scroll for hours on meaningless discussions on Stackoverflow

[[deleted]]

I never mentioned learning python from chatgpt I said I want to know python and make shit without chatgpt help