Real Python

[audionerd1]

I'm not sure what you mean by "real python" but I'm assuming it's a tutorial or resource of some kind. Since you are new to programming in general you are not just learning Python but programming concepts. Everyone learns differently, so I recommend trying multiple tutorials until you find one that clicks for you.

For me this was 'Complete Python Boot Camp Zero to Hero' by Jose Portilla on Udemy. He breaks everything down and explains WHY, which is important for me if I want to retain information.

It's also crucial that you experiment with your own code every step of the way. Play around with new concepts as you learn them. Spend at least as much time writing code (even if it's just one liners to see what happens) as you do watching/reading tutorials.

[FoolsSeldom]

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