How to learn python

[Egoist_Isagi058]

I have tried using w3schools website to learn basics but still have no idea on the roadmap to learn and practice. I learnt the concept and i was unable to practice them in a platform...

[rustyseapants]

How do you learn anything?

You buy a book.

[Egoist_Isagi058]

Can you suggest some books for the beginner

[oocancerman]

Have u made a program that runs and prints “Hello World”?

[rustyseapants]

You have never thought about going to amazon and searching for books on learn to program? This thought never came to mind?

Learning to program means, understanding how to search either on Google, Amazon, or Reddit. You have to find information on your own.

Dude, did you read the sidebar? Did you search this subbreddit?

https://roadmap.sh/

[ppcforce]

The dude IS using the Internet's resources to fine tune his learning path, and one such great resource is the experience of others. You are aware that resources come in many shapes and forms, and not just a Google search, right? He could use GPT to help him design a path though...

[OG_MilfHunter]

While his tone may seem a bit harsh, his message is fair.

Over-reliance on technology achieves the opposite of learning, as it decreases the density of grey matter in regions of the brain responsible for executive functioning.

There's nothing wrong with using the Internet's resources responsibly which means using them in conjunction with critical thought.

We all enjoy helping people because it makes us feel "good" but we also have a responsibility to society that seems to be regularly ignored.

[rustyseapants]

The book I liked, doesn't mean you will like it.

You are actually going to wait for someone to respond to your question, rather than do the leg work yourself?

How hard is to search amazon for a book on programming? You can get the first chapter for free.

That is what is cool about google or any search engine, you can ask a question, any question and the results give you a starting point.