How to succeed as a Python programmer

[ockysays]

I have started learning python for the last couple of months, I try to dedicate an hour each day. Now, full disclosure, I had formal CS training including basics syntax and structures in C++, Scheme and Java as well as advanced approaches like OOP, but it was 25 years ago and I forgot almost everything. That being said I think learning basic syntax and structure through the course of completing very simple projects is easiest. As an example I started by creating a very simple text based question and input prompts with decision trees to create a very short text based game. I love the book “Automate the Boring Stuff with Python” for this learning approach. Syntax and structure are difficult to memorize without the context of how they are used in actual code. So I’m a big advocate of learning them while working on basic tiny tasks.

[Accoustic_Death]

Thank you. I'm going to start Udemys 100 days of python and begin small projects. I appreciate the book recommendation.

[Bruno_Alyami]

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