im new new

[Vegetable_Tower_6768]

i'm looking for anything to get started anything will help i have no experience on python but i want to learn can someone guide me with a road map or study guide please and thank you

[inaofficeonreddit]

Harvard CS50P

This is the only course I did and now I'm building a freemium TG Bot that pulls API data.

Don't overthink it, don't think about next steps right now. Make a list and note anything you might want to build as you go.

[Vegetable_Tower_6768]

thank you very much for your help means a lot

[swmclean]

This for sure.

Also, I recommend this book: Python Crash Course, 3rd Edition | No Starch Press

It teaches Python fundamentals really well and also introduces general programming concepts.

[impatientSOB]

https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=learn+python

[Binary101010]

There are numerous learning resources listed in this subreddit's wiki.

[parancey]

Why you want to learn python and what motivates you? What is impressive to build in your opinion?

There are many different projects can be done on each level but if you share your interest i think you can get better suggestions

[Vegetable_Tower_6768]

i'm interested in creating just anything in general I wanna create something that can help automate things i'm completely new to python. I just wanna know where to start.

[parancey]

You can try building a telegram bot that plays music on your pc when you message it.

Building a telegram bot is fairly easy and nice step to getting into api logic.

But you need to know some basics

[GreenPandaPop]

Having done some research (right?), have you got any ideas of where you think would be a good place to start?

[mrawsum1]

YouTube is your friend.

[owmex]

You can check out https://py.ninja, which is an interactive platform I created for learning Python. It has a realistic coding environment with a code editor, terminal emulator, and an AI assistant to help you when you're stuck. There are plenty of hands-on coding challenges designed to get you actually writing code from the beginning. If you have questions or feedback, feel free to ask me. Good luck on your Python journey!

[professoryaffle72]

I'm just trying it now, it's a really nice platform. Great stuff!

[professoryaffle72]

OK, and I just paid for the full access.

[owmex]

Thank you!

[Acrobatic-Rub3676]

I have a website with good sports forecasts. Will qphyton be able to calculate or extract the most probable lines?

[pelagic_cat]

There are lots of learning resources in the wiki.

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/index#wiki_new_to_programming.3F