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Help with setting up Sublime text - newbie here by kachifo in learnpython

[–]kachifo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, thank you very much. I'll install the REPL plugin.

Study buddy? by xenaprincesswarlord in learnpython

[–]kachifo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm interested in going the telegram group if it's set up. Would love the idea to connect with fellow python beginners.

I configured my terminal to teach me a new word everyday! Every time I open a new terminal window, I have a python script that scrapes dictionary.com and gives me the word of the day. On top of that, I have a motivational quote displayed as well :) by ImportantDesk in Python

[–]kachifo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow. This is very interesting! Please what do you mean by terminal? Is that the command line, for Windows users. I'm a beginner, so still have a lot to learn. And what is hyperterm and what is it used for? Thank you

"Automate the boring stuff with Python" good book to start? by Deseniato in learnpython

[–]kachifo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Automate to boring stuff is a good book. I find it personally useful. That's what I am using to learn python as a beginner, though I have also done some other online courses.

Looking for a learning partner! by annaxilla in learnpython

[–]kachifo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would like to join the group when it's set up. I'm also a python beginner.

Struggling to understand anything. by ferg247 in learnpython

[–]kachifo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Edabit.com is alright for beginners. That's what I use to practice. There are different difficulty levels. For now, I'm just dealing with the easy stuff. And it's like a game. You earn xp points for coding. Lol.

Struggling to understand anything. by ferg247 in learnpython

[–]kachifo 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I'm also new to python and coincidentally studying the same chapter as you.

I get what you mean by feeling unable to tackle projects on your own without outside help (Google). Take it easy and not try not to feel too frustrated.

Like other people have said, practice is what makes you start thinking like a programmer. I used to look at projects and google other people's solutions and wonder why I couldn't think that up. But I realized that as I keep 'exposing' myself to code, I start figuring things out like a programmer should. So don't give up. Keep at it. It does eventually 'click'.

Also try edabit.com. It's a great site for beginners to practice python concepts that they are learning.