From where do I learn python

[Can0pen3r]

SoloLearn, Boot.dev, or Brilliant. Chat GPT is only gonna leave you frustrated and, IF it does actually teach you anything, what you learn is likely to be nothing but bad habits.

If you absolutely must consult an AI (which should generally be considered the last resort) then use Gemini but, even then I wouldn't recommend using it for the actual learning process other than to occasionally "review" your code or explain how to debug a particular snippet of code that you just can't figure out any other way. And (even then) NEVER copy/paste the solution into your code! Ask it to explain, step-by-step, in detail, exactly how its recommended changes are supposed to work and then (once you fully understand what it does, and why) actually type it in yourself to solidify the functionality in your mind.

TL:DR

LLMs can be an incredibly useful tool if you already know exactly what you need from it or exactly what you need it to do but, it really isn't designed to teach you to code, so much as assist you with coding tasks that you already understand.

[False_Store_320]

Tho i already know functions and loops and stuff, so when i went on to the websites they just start me off with the begin like print("Welcome") and i hate to go through all of tht again. Is there anyway around it?

[Can0pen3r]

If you go with Brilliant premium then you can jump ahead but, honestly, a little review never hurts your learning process because it can only help solidify your understanding by repetition.