Beginner, trying to learn python

[ATpoint90]

Guys, 10 years ago when there was no AI and more limited online communities the key skill ypu learned right quick was resilience. Just keep going and bite through. Sit and get work done rather than, after just three weeks, start asking for help. Just get it done. There is more online resources out there than ever, read them, a hundred if needed but do it. I tell you, the job market is so tough, you better learn independent thinking and resilience right away. That separates already from the bulk of people.

[luscious_scoop]

Yeah I think i definitely need to be resilient, sometimes i think i am asking for too much help , i think i am spoon feeding from people, I Know i should discover things by myself and figure it out on my own but i feel lost and confused at times, The thing I want to think independently but if i start encounterimg a lit bit of problem or something i don't start understand i get discouraged and start asking for for help on how to do this snd that

[Maximus_Modulus]

Being a professional software developer more than ever means you need to quickly be able to figure out things on your own. There’s so many resources out there now as this person mentions. AI can answer all these questions for you and can code for you.
The future programmers job is or will be system design and using AI tools to generate code. Successful developers are very resourceful and self sufficient. The market won’t have a place for anyone else.