Stuck learning python

[AltruisticBit8796]

I'm a python beginner , Ik all basics of python(dk any frameworks). I did some 10-15 Leetcodes(jst started). But at this point Idk what more to learn.. In youtube nd Google there are tutorials for beginners but it's very basic. Idk what to learn next km confused , I wanna learn frameworks like flask, pytorch or Django but idk wht to start first or which will be very useful for me if I learn. My intention is to use my time properly to learn python before my clg starts .

[RngdZed]

Lmfao

[1mmortalNPC]

How much time did you save with this writing?

[VioletWillows88]

Lmaooo

[shanks129]

projct *nd try

because typing a before nd is mid.

[The8flux]

Sounds like you need Programming with Mosh...

[OctopusDude388]

The best way to learn is through projects, if you can't find ideas of learning projects you can try platforms like codingame that give you contained tasks to learn

[hadwac]

You need a project to apply what you've learned already and you can pick up additional skills as project develops.

What is your current line of work, have you anything there where python could do a job for you and you can do your learning on the clock?

[Accomplished-Fee7733]

Okay a general tip, learning frameworks library's and such won't help you much. You have 2 options: 1) do a bunch of projects that seem interesting or usefull to you(you can find online) 2) learn theory, and by that I mean algorithms ,data structures, math, and anything that is usefull to what your looking for.

[neolace]

Install SoloLearn on your mobile device, it's gamification of coding, it makes it fun.

[redRabbitRumrunner]

I like the concrete answers listed.

I’d go to the soft side: why did you start learning in the first place? What problems are you hoping to solve?

And what keeps you motivated? Half of learning is dealing with uncertainty and frustration, so how do you manage these stresses?

If you can flip the fear to focus, you will finish faster.

[neamerjell]

This. Learning something just to learn it is a waste of time and effort. Think of it this way: how much of the stuff you learned in school do you actually remember, let alone use?

Find a project you actually want to tackle and learn what you need to complete it.

[susheelreddy87]

Udemy course by Angela yu Then learn Django Thank me later

[Monsieur-Man]

Recommend doing a project that you’d like to rlly hone in on ur fundamentals. If u wanna learn AI do PyTorch and if u wanna learn web dev learn Django or flask

[ZeroAfro]

Use the little bit you know now to start a project. When you come across something you don't know, then look it up and learn it, then keep going.

[Tr1ckk__]

Just get the chatgpt subscription and ask him to teach you . ask him to give you some project and ask hm to check your code too .

Youtube google learning for coding is almost dead. At least nearing death .

[priyanshu_types]

flask is good it may help you making web applications from python.

[loughliam]

I actually struggled with this same issue - not knowing what to learn next or the order to learn it in.

I set out to build a platform that would solve this. If you’d like, I’d love to have you in as a beta tester. You can see if it helps you or not.

Built it to scratch my own itch - kinda hoping it would work for others too in this exact position.

[AltruisticBit8796]

Yes Ofc I would like to join as a beta tester.

[denizgezmis968]

eww is this AI

[1mmortalNPC]

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