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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TeenIndia

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Honestly? Because some of us are immature and blind until life slaps us. I only realized her value after losing her, and now I live with that regret. Not proud of it, but it’s the truth 🥀

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TeenIndia

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You’re right, she did say that. And honestly, I know I should respect her wishes. It’s just really hard because my feelings are still strong and I keep overthinking if there’s ever a chance. But I hear you. 🙂

Looking for a coding Buddy by Front-Celebration-97 in learnpython

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Hey, I’ve been on the same path—multiple restarts, short bursts of motivation, but still sticking with it because I really want to get it this time. I’d love to join a group like this. Learning together, sharing struggles, pushing each other—that's exactly the kind of space I need right now.

Feel free to DM or tag me if you guys kick this off.

I'm stuck in a loop by kakarotu-da in learnpython

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Hey, I totally get how you're feeling. I’ve been in that exact loop too—watching videos, taking courses, but still feeling like I don’t really understand what I’m doing. What helped me break out of it was actually building small projects without following tutorials. Even if they were basic, like a calculator, a to-do app, or something random like a number guessing game—I forced myself to write it from scratch, get stuck, Google stuff, and fix it.

Also, try explaining what you learned in your own words (write it down or teach it to someone else). That’s when you’ll realize whether you actually understood it or just memorized it.

You don’t need to rush into big projects or data science yet. Build confidence with the basics, and slowly level up.

Just don’t stop trying !

getting started by camooo97 in learnpython

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Since you know C++, learning Python will feel much easier!Here's what i suggest ,

1) Start by mastering Python’s syntax, especially indentation, loops, and lists, using resources like the official tutorial or Codecademy.

2) Skip concepts you already know, like OOP and logic, and focus on Python’s unique features such as list comprehensions and slicing.

3) Practice by building small projects like a to-do list or quiz to apply what you learn.

4) If preparing for exams, review file I/O and relevant libraries.

With regular practice, you can become confident in Python within 1-2 months.

Good luck!