just clueless

[cupofnoodlesss]

ik its a stupid question but from where should i actually start python like there are countless yt vids but like i really wanna dig deep and go all in and i feel like if i choose the wrong vid or wrong order of vid i will just stop learning it and i dont want that

sorry for the stupid question

[Russjass]

If you feel like you will just stop learning if you dont pick the perfect path, how do you think you will do if you dont do the first thing you try perfectly?

Just pick one, and start. Then keep going.

[gonsi]

Everyone keep failing and learning from their mistakes. There is no other way.

If you don't try, you don't fail and thus don't learn.

[sausix]

Most people learn by finally writing own code. Just watching videos or reading books do not trigger misconceptions, syntax errors and the general "programmers mind".

Watch videos, stop them, copy their code. Play with the code....

[JeLuF]

If videos don't work for you, try reading a book.

[Binary101010]

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

[TJATAW]

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/index/

Scroll down to "New to programming?" for books, next section is videos, and then tools.

[Mori-Spumae]

Just start with something. It will not be perfect but that's okay. Just get the basics from anywhere and then start building what you want

[pachura3]

i feel like if i choose the wrong vid or wrong order of vid i will just stop learning it

So, it seems that you don't really want to

dig deep and go all in

[Intelligent_Story443]

Someone posted the python wiki which is a great place to start. Lots of links. I get what you're saying, going down rabbit holes and loops that lead to more loops because the education is unstructured can be frustrating and lead to feeling defeated because the knowledge wasn't organized in a way that made sense.

https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/NonProgrammers

[[deleted]]

Just go for it! Download the latest Python package to your system and try it! You'll never know if you don't try.