[Python Journey] Let's Learn Python this Year.

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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.

  • 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?
Basically, I'd like to know how to code simple bots to start like: YT Views/likes/comments bots, IG bots, TikTok bots, scrapping bots, automation bots to automate posts on IG, YT, etc. I think if I make at least 3 of them this year, that will be good enough to have a good start with Python.

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 :)
 
Good luck with this journey!, you could also try using freecodecamp, I don't recommend watching their videos though, some of them are really outdated, but practicing coding in their website is not a bad idea
 
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.

  • 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?
Basically, I'd like to know how to code simple bots to start like: YT Views/likes/comments bots, IG bots, TikTok bots, scrapping bots, automation bots to automate posts on IG, YT, etc. I think if I make at least 3 of them this year, that will be good enough to have a good start with Python.

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 :)
Best of luck! i would also start learning python this year.
 
best of luck, i am looking myself to get into python this year.
 
Good luck! I will say maybe manage your goals a bit. The bots you list as being simple are not very simple. ;) At least not if you want them to work properly and scale. Scraping is a great place to start though!
 
1st day:
I finally got started today, and I started installing the necessary prerequisites, such as PyCharm as a development environment.. etc

What I learned:
I watched a tutorial on YT explaining the basics of Python, and variables, while at the same time practicing it on PyCharm.

Let's continue :)
 
Good luck, Python is the best. I used CodeAnywhere to code and host all of my Python-related API services. You should give that a shot.
 
Good Luck
Haha that's funny you're here, I don't even know if I should thank such a person you're..
Good luck, Python is the best. I used CodeAnywhere to code and host all of my Python-related API services. You should give that a shot.
Thank you mate. I'll check it out rn :)
 
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I'm on the journey at the moment, mate. I have been trying to get better at it. Feel free to PM me and let me know if you'd like us to be accountable partners. Let's become python pros this year. All the best on the journey.
 
1st day:
I finally got started today, and I started installing the necessary prerequisites, such as PyCharm as a development environment.. etc

What I learned:
I watched a tutorial on YT explaining the basics of Python, and variables, while at the same time practicing it on PyCharm.

Let's continue :)
Can you share the channel?
 
Sure. He's a French Youtuber, so I don't know if you will understand, but here's the channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Gravenilvectuto
Can you share any Russian Youtuber :)
 
I'm currently learning Python, it will be nice to follow your journey.
 
Good luck Mate. I am starting the same journey - Following Udemy's "The Complete Python Bootcamp From Zero to Hero in Python "
 
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