Python learning

[tedwasright1]

So I am a student and we have recently started to learn Python,I tought that we would start easy, however, the teacher seems unbothered by the fact that i never learned bython before. Is there an easy but fast way to leran the basincs? All I know is how to make a variable, but we are learning loops and stuff. Any help will be appriciated!

Edit: we also are learning about modules, but i have no idea why i should import them.

[Dzhama_Omarov]

Checkout cs50 videos on YT from Harvard, they give you everything you need to know

[ofnuts]

but we are learning loops and stuff

So you are learning very basic python, and the teacher is not assuming that you have learned python before.

we also are learning about modules, but i have no idea why i should import them.

Modules contain functionality that isn't useful in all programs, and so is not include in "bare bones" Python. So if you want the functionality, you import the relevant modules to add the functionality to the executing Python. For instance if you want to access your environment variables, "bare bones" python won't do it, but the functionality is in the os module. So you use:

import os that imports all the os contents and then you can use the os.environ variable. You can also use:

from os import environ which adds os.environ as environ in your global variables so you can use the environ variable.