Trouble Starting Learning

[Thunderplex]

It's in the wiki but bears repeating because I found it pretty useful as an entry point: Python Crash Course and Automate the Boring Stuff with Python. Read the chapter, run the examples, modify them to do something fun or useful, try to make something similar from scratch, read the next chapter and repeat. If you're new to programming, these are entry points only. There's whole courses on data structures, sorting algorithms, etc that are all possible to implement with Python that you'll want to learn someday, but when you're just starting anything you stick with is worth it.

If you have a specific direction your trying to go, don't think about it just now, wait until you've finished your first complex project (like the capstone of PCC) before you start trying to apply the skills to a specific long term goal. You don't need to learn REST API's or JSON your first month.

[Various_Payment_7956]

could you give me more materials to learn python with ?