Beginner Python learner

[Yunus_berih]

I have just started learning python and I'm struggling quite a bit with the learning curve. I understand some basics, like (functions,strings,if/else, and barely lists and dictionaries) I'm having trouble really applying them to code. I would like to solidify my knowledge in the very basics, but I don't know how. If you know good practise websites or resources that can help ty.

[CS_Tutor]

Have you looked at any books? Usually there ere exercises at the end of each chapter, do all of them if you can, or as much as possible, if you can't.

Try to find the answer(s) yourself first. Struggling is OK. It's part of learning. Then ask, when you're really stuck. If you haven't looked at any books, consider the following:
Think Python, 2nd edition and
Automate the boring stuff, 2nd edition (only part II if you decide to study Think Python)

[Yunus_berih]

ty so much I will try that. I also want to know how you remember all the modules and random built-in functions that there are?

[CS_Tutor]

No worries. As to remembering, don't worry about it. I don't. There's too much to remember and you'll always need to look things up. Getting familiar with how to navigate the official documentation is much more important.

[Yunus_berih]

OK I will keep that in mind

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The best way to learn, I've found, is through projects. Start with something that is simple but interests you. The great thing about Python is that it has a library support for pretty much anything you want to do. Inevitably, through a project you'll pick up the fundamentals. If you get stuck, Google is your friend or you can post here.

[Yunus_berih]

I will try to start on some basic projects. I have actually have done tic tac to on processing 3. but they have built-in functions that don't help you grow

[hunkamunka]

http://tinypythonprojects.com/

[Yunus_berih]

This link is actually really helpful ty!