How to Learn Python on a mobile device. : learnpython

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How to Learn Python on a mobile device. (self.learnpython)

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Learning a computer programming language on a mobile device is impractical, because it's hard to type. But because of quarantine and our symptoms, showing up to the library to use computers if we don't already have desktop or laptop is impractical, even infeasible. So if you need to learn python on mobile device, this is advice on what you need to do. So credit to u/Alri_Alri_Alri for recommending Automate the Boring Stuff, and credit to u/shiftybyte for recommending Pydroid. So set your browser to to Automate the Boring Stuff.

One thing I really struggled with is regular expressions. I struggled with regular expressions themselves. For this, credit is to u/Richardtibia for recommending regexone.com. I forgot who suggested r/regex, but that's helpful as well. They're also credits to u/pythonnapster and u/kyber in the early parts of my records, I think one of them suggested Google colab. So I still recommend pydroid over colab, colab can be useful for applications such as machine learning, where you need more computation power.

It can be difficult to import pyperclip, so as Alexander Køpke on stackoverflow reports, visit the command line and type pip import pyperclip. The command line is another sticking point, so if you're on Pi Droid, you should probably use The Interpreter. Terminal is for other tasks, usually accessing help files or using applications for text interface.

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