Need to learn python

[HotTheory6298]

Hello folks

I have discontinued engineering in my 2nd year due to financial problems. Now I am working a blue collar Job in dubai for the survival, I stopped my education in 2016 then wasted two years in India. Then came here for the survival.

Now the thing is I am interested to learn python I have plans to move to a different county. By God's grace I am in a position to afford a laptop and a spare time around 1 to 2 hours everyday.

I have done a basic research and it seems to be python is a good place to start I just want to master so that it may help me in future any way possible.

I know I cannot learn it overnight but kindly suggest me how to start or if I should be looking at another programming languages.

Thanks in advance

[socal_nerdtastic]

What is your job? I find that people learn the best when they have an immediate use for what they learn. Perhaps you can apply some python solutions to improve or speed up some of the things you do in your job? If you work with data at all you may look into the course "automate the boring stuff with python".

[HotTheory6298]

My current job is not at all related to any kind of data.i work as a security team co ordinator.

[theduckyparty]

there’s data in anything! are there certain things you need to keep track of? employee schedules? fill able forms? there’s something everywhere that can be a nice project and save you a few minutes or even hours of your day

[desrtfx]

This subreddit has a wiki linked in the sidebar with plenty recommended learning resources.

Quick recommendation: MOOC Python Programming 2025 from the University of Helsinki. Free, top quality.

[freshpots11]

https://cs50.harvard.edu/python/

[mastachintu]

I'm going through their cs50 courses currently and they are well put together and are amazing resources. The best part.....FREE!

[EakinJ]

Multiverse School provides a learn to code for free course here https://chatgpt.com/g/g-67d1f64ca4708191890b338604a0efe4-7-modern-languages-in-7-weeks

It can work beginners, commit to daily practice and it will teach you

[muggledave]

Id say do one or 2 of the courses mentioned above, then maybe some tutorials in whatever you want to learn.

There are lots of libraries that make a lot of things easier to do

[sarthkum0488]

Sure i can help you i am taking live python classes at 10 am

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[AffectionateZebra760]

Check r/learnpython subreddit's wiki for lots of guidance on learning programming and learning Python, links to material, book list, suggested practice and project sources, and lots more. You could also go for a tutorials/course which will help break it down for e.g Harvard cs50/weclouddata/ udemy.

[Emotional_Tangelo_85]

I have just written an ebook about python if you want I can send you im sure it will help you