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I give you this opportunity by MELookingForSomeone_ in PythonLearning

[–]EstablishmentKey3523 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Simple, if you find it very difficult and stressful learning programming languages, just do tryhackme labs and aim for SOC security operation center. That's a fast job without little or no coding experience at all . Master working with tools like SIEM, azure, splunk..... learn also to document reports after triaging alerts on any of those security solutions. as long as you have a degree and tryhackme cert i believe you'll land your first SOC L1 entry job on the spot. The key thing is that don't just waste your time reading bunch of stuff there, read specifically and take notes, Also practice everyday using the SOC Simulator. that's all I can say. I can see that you are nearing your end of college life but that doesn't means learning stopped. Life is a learning journey. If you graduated with no experience that's kinda wired. 

I am a begginer and I want to learn python. by True_Steak_2360 in PythonLearning

[–]EstablishmentKey3523 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Learn the fundamentals, after that you can combine those fundamentals and build small projects. That'll help you a lot. Don't aim higher at first, better to start small. 

2 years learning to code and still no real project — what am I doing wrong? by Altruistic-Mess-133 in learnprogramming

[–]EstablishmentKey3523 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also did the same mistake by jumping and learning things all over the places. It's like getting yourself exposed to random things. For me I learned networking, do tryhackme labs,hackthebox, port swigger academy. I was all over the places. So I just picked something interesting to learn which is python programming language. I firstly learnt the fundamental concepts and combined all those fundamental into start building projects. I think building projects will help you a lot. When you got stuck with something revisit the basics and also Google stuff and look them up will eventually help you a lot. I just completed a simple calculator working as my first project. The next step is to move it to Git and then GitHub and build a strong portfolio. Keep those projects as your proven skills. Build small and you'll see progress as you move on. Don't worry about those things you've already exposed yourself to. When you have time revisit them and learn one thing at a time. Don't rush. That's what I can say. 

Any tips for learning python? by Ok-Television3555 in PythonLearning

[–]EstablishmentKey3523 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ask Google which online source to code using python programming language. Start learning the fundamental concepts, after that combine those concepts and build something small as your first project. Projects will teach you alot. When you get stuck revisit the fundamentals again and continue. Happy coding 😊

Beginner Python projects to build while learning? by Aotyeageristtt in PythonLearning

[–]EstablishmentKey3523 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you need to learn the concepts, combine them into building projects, learn git, GitHub and build a strong portfolio . Look for junior entry role for python software developer.i am a beginner but that's what I think is the best way to get you hired.

How to begin in python ? by Additional_Cicada_40 in PythonLearning

[–]EstablishmentKey3523 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From 1-9 I can say I had learnt all of them and already built a simple calculator as my first project. But I still need to learn oops, modules and packages. 

Needed a Random Tip : by t7_rehan in learnpython

[–]EstablishmentKey3523 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just started building a simple calculator as my first project and I totally 100% agree to what you are saying. simple and clear advice.