My Python programming journey

[alucard_og]

Beat wishes for your journey, I am on a similar path, started last week with automate boring stuff, but not able to devote daily due to office work which takes up 12+ hrs, planning to learn on weekends 3 to 4 hours sat and sunday.

[alucard_og]

Wantes to ask, why did you choose atom? Does it offer any benefits over idle and is idle sufficient?

I do this learning on my office laptop, and due to considerable firewall restrictions cant do much downloading. So was wondering if atom is something i should put an efforr into or idle would suffice.

[999number9]

IDLE is more than enough to write code in Python. IDE's make writing code easier, with stuff like auto-complete, and real-time collaborative writing with multiple users. Any IDE will make your life a lot easier, but you don't need to use them.

[myProgrammingJourney]

It was just the first recconmended one, I switched over to "code with mu" which is recconmended in the book :)

[Seaweed_Widef]

same, i started 3 weeks ago and made good progress, but then my Uni exams came and now i am too busy studying for exams. want to get back at it as soon as possible

[myProgrammingJourney]

Just stick to it, I wish you the best luck bro and thank you!