Pythagore
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- Mar 4, 2022
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Hi there,
I've wanted to start development for some time, but I've never really started.
I had started to learn Java, but I finally gave up, cos I didn't really like this language.. and I think it wasnt for me.
So.. I set myself a goal which is to learn Python this year. I hesitated between HTML and Python, but I chose Python cos its a language which is in high demand in the field of bots, etc...
HTML can be learned easier than Python, I think.. so it can take less time.
My goal is to learn Python, and then move on to HTML, and other languages. I'll give myself 6 months to start forging the basics in Python.
There are a lot of tutorials on YouTube, but also on Google, etc.. I'm going to start the basics with a good dev Youtuber I know who makes Python tutorials on YT. Then, once I'm comfortable with it, I'll focus on platforms like Codecademy, Udemy...
I think that I'm gonna set myself 1-2 hours per day of learning with one/two "off" days — so I shant be too "bored".
My primary goal is to be able to create bots myself, and to be able to do them for others. I think I would be ready to build bots for clients next year, when I have a good base — after making some bots for myself.
Well, good luck to me, and if you have any advices for me, please tell me — I'd love to hear advices of Python experts here
I've wanted to start development for some time, but I've never really started.
I had started to learn Java, but I finally gave up, cos I didn't really like this language.. and I think it wasnt for me.
So.. I set myself a goal which is to learn Python this year. I hesitated between HTML and Python, but I chose Python cos its a language which is in high demand in the field of bots, etc...
HTML can be learned easier than Python, I think.. so it can take less time.
My goal is to learn Python, and then move on to HTML, and other languages. I'll give myself 6 months to start forging the basics in Python.
- 1 / How will I learn Python?
There are a lot of tutorials on YouTube, but also on Google, etc.. I'm going to start the basics with a good dev Youtuber I know who makes Python tutorials on YT. Then, once I'm comfortable with it, I'll focus on platforms like Codecademy, Udemy...
- 2 / How will I organize myself?
I think that I'm gonna set myself 1-2 hours per day of learning with one/two "off" days — so I shant be too "bored".
- 3 / What are my goals?
My primary goal is to be able to create bots myself, and to be able to do them for others. I think I would be ready to build bots for clients next year, when I have a good base — after making some bots for myself.
- 4 / What kind of bots do I want to code?
Well, good luck to me, and if you have any advices for me, please tell me — I'd love to hear advices of Python experts here