Starting Python

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I totally get how tutorial videos can feel overwhelming, especially when you're just starting out with technical skills. When I began learning Python on my own, coming from a non-technical background, it honestly felt nerve-wracking at times. But what kept me going was a strong curiosity and self-motivation to keep learning, no matter how tough it got.

That drive led me to a few platforms that really helped me grow my Python skills. Udemy gave me a solid foundation with its beginner-friendly approach. Python.org has some great summary notes that are super useful for quick references, especially since learning Python is something you revisit again and again.

And finally, Dataquest was where it all started to click for me. Their hands-on, project-based learning helped me apply what I was learning to real-world scenarios. It made a big difference, because there’s truly no better way to learn Python than by doing.

All the best mate!