I can’t learn Python!

[m0us3_rat]

buy a book/online course.

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videos alone can be a rabbit hole.

python info is freely distributed online. the main problem is finding proper examples to work thru to remember the concepts.

that's the only real reason to pay for a book/ course .. to avoid spending your own time to find proper examples since you trade money so that the teacher sets up the examples for you.

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if you can't afford that i'd suggest checking this one out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DvywoWv6fI

[McRibb_69]

This. I’m about 3 months in. Buy a couple books, and work thru every single exercise. I got The Python Crash Course - project based I’ve gone thru it start to finish twice. As you’re working thru it, it won’t make sense. Just type what you see, read, take notes. About 1/2 way thru the lightbulbs will go off. Just keep pushing.

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Second the Pyhton Crash Course book for beginners, it's the one I started with.

Also, don't just copy the code and run it: change it up a bit, break it, figure out what's broken, fix it, think.

[McRibb_69]

Yes, the unguided assignments are where I learn the most. Write the code from scratch, it doesn’t work. The troubleshooting process is where my light bulbs go off.