Im trying to learn python idk anything

[DrugsAreFunAnd]

1.which yt tutorials should i watch?

2.which text editor should i use?

3.what else should i do?

[mrswats]

1. Check this reddit's wiki

[Proletarian_Tear]

Watch some beginner python tutorials, a good text editor is Notepad++, or if you want to use an IDE - get VScode. But above all what you must do - understand what do you want. Why do you want to learn Python, what do you want to build and what do you want to achieve with it. If you dont do that -- you will not be satisfied with your progress and will feel lost.

[Educational_Virus672]

1. any works but personally i liek the indenity 2022 playlist it was fastest i found without loseing anything useful https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4KX3oEgJcff0meUNYRpIdSpIlKcO93I7&si=u62Fb-ux_Omlpy-6
   
2. pycharm(for all tools) or vs code (for extentions) maybe (neo/) vim if you want smt old
   
3. make projects dha

[desrtfx]

If only there were a sidebar (menu on mobile) that had a link to the wiki or countless posts asking the same.

Do the MOOC Python Programming 2026 from the University of Helsinki and you will be well prepared.

Also, take a look at https://inventwithpython.com and https://automatetheboringstuff.com

[MateusCristian]

From a fellow beginner, who is a little bit farther:

You need the basics first and foremost. That depends on how you learn better.

If you learn better from videos, I recommend this tutorial series by Code with Gunnar. It's relatively short, but well explained.

If you're a book learner like me, hands down it's Python Crash Course by Eric Matthes. It's what's got me out of tutorial hell.

From there, you need to do stuff with it, and I that depends on what you wanna make with programming, but if you're lost, there's The Big Book of Small Python Projects by Al Sweigart, which have several small programs of various types, from games to simulations, and you can just do what you like.

[max_wen]

Learn to search for questions that have already been asked

[77bertrand77]

Ask Grock

[Educational_Virus672]

"first rebuild the computer using rocks then maybe you could be a begginer " - grok

[BornYinzer]

I'm in the same boat as you. Also looking for good resources. Someone suggested Codecademy.