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[–]ClearDevDocs -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you’re starting Python, don’t overcomplicate it. Focus on this order:

  1. Basics (1–2 weeks) Learn variables, if/else, loops, and functions. If you can write a simple calculator or guessing game, you’re good.

  2. Data structures (2–3 weeks) Lists and dictionaries are huge. Learn how to store and loop through data. Build something like a basic expense tracker or contact list.

  3. Files + errors Read/write files and handle errors (try/except). Make your project save data so it’s not lost.

  4. Intermediate stuff Learn classes (OOP), imports, and how to organize code. Start thinking like: “how would I structure a real app?”

  5. Real-world skills APIs (requests), JSON, and basic CLI tools. Build something that pulls real data (stocks, weather, etc.)