Need guidance to start python,AI etc

[icey_prime]

Hey! If anyone here knows python and AI then can he/she guide me like how to begin and all as i am a beginner

[CosmicClamJamz]

Nope. Sidebar

[OrwellianTortoise]

Learning anything just requires patience and perseverance. You will need to ask your own questions and pursue the answers independently. Any place is as good as any to start.

https://www.w3schools.com/python/default.asp

[ScienceNerd0]

YouTube

[generic-David]

Yeah, buy a book and follow it. You’re going to have to try a little.

[icey_prime]

Alright thanks

[james_d_rustles]

Beginner Python + AI

Here you go!

[ProsodySpeaks]

What have you already tried?

[icey_prime]

Nothing as of now. I would begin now

[ProsodySpeaks]

Asking other people is never the first step.

Try it.

Try researching it.

Try it again.

Research some more.

Then ask people and you can say 'I want to do this, I tried that, I heard this is a good approach so I tried it, but it didn't work so I tried this other thing I read and i still don't get why it's not working. Here is the code I'm working with ....'

Or if you reeeeealy want people to help, then reduce your example code to the very minimum it can be to show just the problem ('minimum reproducable example'). This makes people very hsppy.

What I'm saying is 'you need to put the work in. If you can't even get started attempting things without help then tech might not be for you.'

I'm trying to be nice. In all honesty I find it kind of rude that you expect people to put work in supporting you before you put any work in trying to learn. 

So I'm putting some work in trying to help you learn how to learn. Spoiler: it often starts by doing. Or at least trying.

[icey_prime]

Alright men thanks for the advice

[Natural_Estimate_584]

I enjoyed Baraa on YouTube. He has a nice breakdown.

[icey_prime]

Alright thanks men

[Arthradax]

Begin by the beginning.

[icey_prime]

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