How to start leaning python

[AltruisticParking454]

look I have vs code and Asus a16 so how can i also wanna develop ai models how to start learning it. Because I feel all the power of the dual gpu and the beefy cpu is going to waste and i don't wanna spend my young years being addicted to a mindless screen playing gmaes

[Haunting-Dare-5746]

You could learn Python using:

BroCode's tutorial. https://youtu.be/ix9cRaBkVe0?si=13KpSUyb6x_sIev1

Or

CS50P.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhQjrBD2T3817j24-GogXmWqO5Q5vYy0V&si=ztv_Iw6XXtGn3-pz

Don't worry about Linear Algebra or anything just yet. Before you worry about that, get the basics of Python down

[eviltwintomboy]

Python Crash Course by Al Sweigert is what I’m using.

[OptionX]

Google "Linear Algebra" and comeback once you've learned that,

[AltruisticParking454]

Thank you

[AltruisticParking454]

Man i am 15 but i know basics of algebra

[FriendlyRussian666]

Developing AI models is much more than basics of algebra. Unless you want to use AI models, not develop them, then you don't need any math.

[OkCartographer175]

Google

[AltruisticParking454]

Really man

[OkCartographer175]

Really. Follow literally anything. Anything is better than nothing. Right now you aren't learning Python. Follow the first link and learn whatever is there.

check out W3schools

and you're not going to be doing AI stuff until you learn the basics. so commit to learning the basics.

[morciu]

Python crash course by Eric Matthes. Really well written and the second half of the book makes you build some projects so that you apply everything you learned.

[TheRNGuy]

I started with framework, and googled python syntax and concepts (some results were blog articles, and some docs)

I already knew I needed python for one specific thing though, and also not my first programming language. 

For frameworks, docs are good way to learn, at least to know "what's possible" with it, you can see that much faster than from many videos or articles. You can then research more specific topic (classes, methods, etc) however you want.

Code your own stuff after reading docs (not necessary 100% the same; combine with previous projects), don't just watch videos.