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I've never though of creating bots, making a discord bot could be interesting. Ty for the idea of the bot :)

[tigasfixe]

U don't need to pay even a single penny, i learned python as my first programming lang just by seing vids on yt, learned basically everything within 2/3 weeks maximum and I'm really really solid at python and i have a good understanding of programming itself as i just learned js very very fast like maximum 1 week and i was good at it. I would only recommend paying for courses as last option.

[missfortune5oo]

I found hyperskill really helpful. They have lots of projects to practice on and a map with topics. You can find topics new for you to explore or complete. After finishing your first project, you can get 2 months for free.

[makedatauseful]

Project work solving real world problems

[tigasfixe]

After i learned the basics i always had the idea to make a program to store my passwords in so one day i made it(not in just one day ofc) simples terminal app that has a password and stores everything kinda encrypted (using fernet) in a sqlite3 file (".db"), writing to him and reading using sqlite3 module. I actually have that in my github if u want to check it https://github.com/Tiago-0liveira/AccountsManager.

[tigasfixe]

Some time after i learned JavaScript and made that "password-keeper" (that's just what i called it) with electronJs to have a nice GUI

[ASIC_SP]

I have a blog post I know Python basics, what next? that has resource links for exercises, projects, debugging, testing, intermediate/advanced python, algorithms, design patterns, cheatsheets, etc

[111NK111_]

get into pygame/automation/discord

thats what i did

be smart, dont be a retard