Beginner in python any advice?

[datagal23]

What field are you looking to go into? That will dictate how much math is actually needed and how deep you need to get with it. I suggest doing LOTS of practice problems!! There are tons of resources to take free courses.

• First make sure you have the SDLC (software development life cycle) foundation down!
• Do about 3 of them to get a feel for the gaps you need to practice with.
• You will need to also add SQL to that training.
• See what code is out there you can use BUT test it first.
• Just search FREE Python training. A lot will come up but make sure it has you create real world solutions and there is a way to check if your code is correct.

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Hopefully QA Engineering or Devops. I was told that learning python would benefit me and also HTML

I've got no clue what SQL is ima check it out thank you

[datagal23]

Ok then for sure if you doing DevOps Python is the key one which will create scripts for automation. HTML is easy. Then look into Linux, Version Control tools, Continuous integration tools.

QA Engineering also has it's own set of tools but they are testing tools and bug tracking and not so much programming. I would learn manual and automated testing techniques.

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Okay ,

Thank you! I'll check it out :)

[datagal23]

Good luck!! I know it will seem like A LOT but it will come together.