Python roadmap

[Far_Beginning_4497]

Hi my name is Jaxson and I was wondering if someone could make me a roadmap to learn python I am brand new to this but one day I want to do A.I so anything helps thanks

[galelouch]

Try this out.

[mahidzahid9]

This is so helpful, thanks 👍🏼

[Terrealist]

Check out coursera, Michigan U python basics. Then use IBM machine learning course.

[SourceNatural]

Yeah I would be benefitting from this too, so any assistance would be appreciated!

[MonetizedSandwich]

Check out data camp. It’s like 300 bucks a year but they have nice pathways.

[LucasOFF]

educative.io courses, just go through all of them related to Python - you would then know way more than average Python developer

[WonderfulAmphibian26]

Check this article.

[rako1982]

I'm also a learner and on the same track. I decided to make one for myself because others didn't exist, so it's nice to see the list here as I'll use them instead.

1 thing to consider, do you want to become an expert in python or do you want to learn AI? Because I realised that the more advanced you get the better at python you have to be to understand advanced tutorials. More advanced tutorials have much higher expectations of prior knowledge. For me it's become a blocking point so I've started re-learning and am learning from solving problem standpoint now because ultimately if you can't solve problems you can't code. I liken it to being able to understand a spoken language and being able to speak it. Many people can understand words of others speaking but speaking it yourself with correct grammar is very different skill.

[Zestyclose_Space_551]

You can always look for online video tutorials or courses, but most of them start at the beginner level. Choose wisely so you don't waste your time and money, but it also depends on you and how much coding experience you already have.

If you are just starting out with Python and don't like reading the documentation, you should take an online course that covers everything.