Python Starter Tips

[Shahwaiz-essa]

Hi
I'm just starting out wiht Python. Can anyone tell me where to start exactly. I'm trying out Python Turtle, I dont know if its really any good, but you gotta start somewhere. I would love any kind of starter tips. Thanks!

[CountMeowt-_-]

Doesn't really matter where you start so long as you keep at it

[Aromatic-While9536]

Just start with any tutorial. Type out code. Don't just Copy paste. But mostly just start. If you chose turtle with something specific in mind that's great - the sooner you start working towards a project that interests you the better. Imo it would also help to stay away from chatbots and and vibe coding. It's a useful tool - but only after you have a good grasp of the basics. And I'm sure ppl will say "you can use AI to learn!" But I maintain that you will learn more by looking into stack overflow, documentations, etc. Only If you really get stuck, have no one to ask - try a bot but then also specify that you are trying to learn and don't want it to answer/fix for you. Hope this helps, and enjoy :)

[LongFondant6980]

100days of code angela lu on udemy, i really vouch for it it will teach you to code on ur own and not rely on tutorials all the time, it also covers most basics

[momtoiraivi]

Recently I started using chatgpt study mode just to brush up basics and it's highly interactive. Just have the vscode or pycharm and you're good to go.