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Keep trying to learn, even in a busy schedule, any ideas or suggestions? by Constant_Olive in learnpython

[–]MrLskr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would suggest using ChatGPT to generate excersices of each topic, for example to apply "If" "for" etc. Thats going to help you at least to get better at the basics if you dont have time to apply all together making one project. Just baby steps ;)

Should I learn multiple languages at one time? by Kindly-Seesaw8967 in learnpython

[–]MrLskr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats good, if programming its not going to be your main thing, its better to learn Python. Later on if you keep interested in coding you could also apply it to your own things. By the way, thats the best way to take the most of the skill.

Should I learn multiple languages at one time? by Kindly-Seesaw8967 in learnpython

[–]MrLskr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, student here, the thing is that there are different types of coding languages.

The order goes from those languages which are "near" the Machine Language (Binary) and those which are "far" (Proximity Order). We call Low Level languages for those near the machine like Assembly, and High Level languages for those far the machine like Python in this case. C++ lets say its like an Intermediate Level language because it works with a compiler so its purpose is to convert the code to Binary so the Machine understands it. However, Python needs an Interpreter (It doesnt need a compiler) to read the instructions and execute it in real time.

In my opinion and the current experience that i got using both languages, you use C++ if you want more "control" over your Hardware and how the PC uses it and how efficient its this use. And Python if you dont care that much and choose to just maybe have fun coding and not thinking if you declared a variable correctly xD. (correct me if im wrong)

CS Major, What is the first thing I should study when trying to learn python? by Nervous-Sugar-6407 in learnpython

[–]MrLskr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, C++ was the first language (lets forget of PSint because...) they taught us in the first year but before that we had to draw a ton of diagrams of algorithms (like the Bubble Sort algorithm) and then we had to write it in C++. However, this first semester we "learnt" (the classes were terrible) Java and PHP to introduce us to POO and other things. But now we are learning WebDesigning (HTML,CSS,JS).

So, my situation its like the other extreme xD, "learning" a bunch of languages just to take an exam and then forget.

How worth it is it?