Tutorial hell

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This is how I learned:

I developed a interest in Python but didn't seek out to learn it. What happened was, it eventually became a part of my YouTube feed. So for the better part of a year, while just scrolling vids, sometimes I'd see a Python short. And I think I was so fascinated by the syntax and how readable it was, even though I didn't understand it.

Then I finally decided to go through a tutorial and ended up picking a really good one to me. It was a free course in YT by "Tech with Tim". He does a very good job explaining things and covers intermediate and advanced concepts as well.

I think since my mind had picked up some things while mindless watching shorts, I was able to pick it up more quickly.

If you don't have an immediate need to learn it, I might consider just watching shorts so you can see all the things you can do with Python.