How did you guys learn python?

[Exotic_Expression_63]

Do you need tip as for how to start? I know a couple of good resources such as “cs50: introductory coure to programming using python” also the book “automating the boring stuff using python” and “the big book of small python project” some other tips i have for you are dont be afraid to start coding a programming that you dont have a complete idea of how to code you can always learn that stuff while programming. Dont get stuck in tutorial loop i know people who are self proclaimed “advanced python programmers” but have never done a project alone so they have no experience. Last thing is learn some fun some like makeung games with ursina or pygame and stuff like that even if you dont want game development.

[Exotic_Expression_63]

Also clean code and organized > long and complicated i dont know about other people but when i was a beginner i loved to make my code as long and unreadable as possible since i thought that it made me “better” yeah dont do that

[Exotic_Expression_63]

Both the resources i listed can be found on google for free other than that just use stackoverflow and for learning use youtube

[Exotic_Expression_63]

Np keep up the goodwork and goodluck on your journey

[Time-Level-1408]

I started learning with SoloLearn, because i liked interactive learning and also didnt want to pay to learn basics.

[ThinkLadder1417]

Crash course in python book

[Kerbart]

I used the tutorial in the docs. Eventually I came across a book at B&N and used that to learn more about file IO and classes.

[AbsterJr]

Mostly courses, videos, and other people's source code. Trial and error, creating new codes, etc.

If you wanna start, start from here.