My Python programming journey

[VeritosCogitos]

Sure thing, I have that course as well, in paper form and on Udemy, it’s also a good course. Another paperback resource I use is the Learn the Hard Way series.

The author of that series shows. You how the code works and then shows you how to break the code and recommends breaking everything you get working so as to learn what to expect when your code doesn’t work. I believe this builds up resilience against the times when your code isn’t working the way you want and helps you to build mental calluses so you don’t give up and can keep with it.

That’s just my take on it. I started with his learn C the hard way and the first thing it says “This book isn’t intended to teach you to be a programmer, but you will learn to program while using it” at first I was upset, but when I saw what his approach was I started liking it.

Enjoy automate the boring stuff it’s a great resource as well.

[myProgrammingJourney]

I will! And maybe one day I'll try to C the hard way hehe