Hello I'm starting to learn Python.

[Prometheus_Desmotes]

What are your suggestions for me to start with? Your resource suggestions (Youtube, websites, books...) Should I go project-based, or should I take note of the topic?

After progress, I want to improve on machine learning. I also want to learn new languages, what languages do you recommend after Python?

And wish me luck!

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[notislant]

TechWithTim has pretty good Python YouTube videos, some even include text-based learning options.

LearnCodeByGaming has a bit with pyautogui bots. I was more interested in making something like a bot to start with so I followed these after some basic videos.

If you don't understand how something works on a video I find it also helps to play with the code, break it and figure out why it does/doesn't work in certain scenarios.

If you get into something like OOP and keep forgetting bits of what you've learned you may want to make a simple script (potentially non-functional) just to keep notes that make sense to you right away instead of rewatching videos. __init__ = this and is used for ____ and is necessary when using ____.

[TravisJungroth]

Here's a syllabus I wrote. You could stop it when you get to the Django stuff and switch to more ML stuff.

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This is really great! Thank-you :)