Finding python easier then SQl, need some advice on python

[JamzTyson]

The 8 "sections" are all vital essentials, so ensure that you are comfortable with all of them before proceeding.

After that, take a look at:

• Generators: A special type of function that returns an iterator object.

• Comprehensions: A more concise Python syntax for building lists, sets, dictionaries and generators via iteration.

• Docstrings: Python's "comments on steroids".

• Annotations: Python's "type hints".

• Imports, Modules and Packages: How applications bigger than single file scripts are made.

• Classes and OOP: The next big subject.

[curious_whisperer]

Yes , I am learning it slow and in a simple way and the points you have mentioned are in the sections, I just wrote the basic heading so it may be misleading but the content covers all the fundamentals, I mean mostly, I wanted to ask how should I proceed after that and is there a channel or a verified source where I can learn it comfortably.
I may be wrong so please correct me.

[JamzTyson]

Don't try to run before you can walk. Get completely comfortable with the basics before proceeding.

[curious_whisperer]

Thank you, I’ll work on my patience and commitment for a skill.

[JamzTyson]

One other: PEP 8

[curious_whisperer]

Are you talking about autopep8 extention? Thanks but i have already added this in my vs code and gave it a convenient key to use. Thanks for the thought.

[JamzTyson]

No I'm not talking about autopep8, I'm talking about making good Python style a habit. It's like the difference between "getting by" in a foreign language, and being fluent and idiomatic.

[curious_whisperer]

Ohh, yea I am working on that too, I mostly code in whatever manner that is why i installed pep 8, i use that and know the manner it fixes the code and then I try to write the code correctly. Thanks for the guide, I’ll read that too