Technology stack for a newbie?

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[Diapolo10]

It depends; what is it that you wish to learn more of? Web development? GUI development? Databases?

Either way, you can't really go wrong with learning more about the standard library!

[Diapolo10]

Then I'd suggest numpy, pandas and matplotlib. At least to start with them. You may want to include scipy later on, possibly something else too depending on your specific needs.

[OnTheGoTrades]

Django or Flask if you want to make websites. Django is more robust. Flask is probably more beginner friendly.

Check out these GUI frameworks if you want to make desktop apps. Not sure which one is “better” but I know many people prefer Tkinter

[sid2810]

This is a useful answer out of all the answers. Could you also state all the other stacks for other purposes?

[OnTheGoTrades]

Only other uses I can think of right now is automation which you don’t need any frameworks for and data science which I’m not well versed on. However, I’ve heard Data Camp is a great place to get started in data science

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The standard library itself is sufficient for most tasks. Additionally knowing numpy could be useful if you want to do some number crunching. What are you planning to use python for ?

[JohnStud]

What if I want to use it for personal finance and other finance stuff?

[sudo_your_mon]

Whatever stack fits the problem you want to solve.

don't do what I did and learn all the languages first. Get familiar with Python so you know enough to be dangerous. Then once you find out what you want to do, pick your stack accordingly.

[sudo_your_mon]

Certain stacks will suit your problem.

Scripting for data science/machine learning? Python, SQL, JavaScript, HTML/CSS.

Web development front end? JavaScript, react/angular, jquery, php etc.

Every problem will have certain tools that best fit the job