python noob help
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leechesBleechin
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Pick a project and make it.
cteddy72
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thanks that seems to be the recurring answer, what are some cool projects that will make me learn a lot
leechesBleechin
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I can't really answer that. It should be a project you really want to do to keep you going. But the best way to learn something is to do - You will start exactly where you need to start and look up exactly what you need to look up!
cteddy72
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alright makes sense, thanks
BrandNewGuy
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Read a book
cteddy72
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what book
BrandNewGuy
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The python website has free ones.
tr4n3
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You can watch a video on youtube, like Traversy Media "Python Crash Course for Beginners"
After that you'll be able to make couple of simple projects, here are some ideas: Make a quiz, Make a simple guess the number game, Password generator etc.
After you've been tinkering and having fun with your projects, google python books and pick one that's beginner friendly.
If you are not into books you can watch more videos and come up with more complex projects (e.g. twitter bot).
After that you'll be able to make couple of simple projects, here are some ideas: Make a quiz, Make a simple guess the number game, Password generator etc.
After you've been tinkering and having fun with your projects, google python books and pick one that's beginner friendly.
If you are not into books you can watch more videos and come up with more complex projects (e.g. twitter bot).
cteddy72
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Thx I learned the beginner stuff from a popular youtube vid yesterday, I'm mid-way through long vid with more intermediate topics then gonna try some projects
I'm not sure what would be a good project to start with yet tho
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So, these steps are rough, but they are how I learned Python.
1. Follow a tutorial such as ProgrammingwithMosh or Free Code Camp
2. Once you’re finished with a tutorial, YouTube search “Python project ideas”, and start completing little projects in python.
3. Learn advanced Python concepts and incorporate them into your existing projects.
4. Practice, practice, practice. The more often you code, the better you’ll be.
One thing you need to understand is that you won’t be good or understand everything right away. That’s completely normal and happens to every single programmer, so don’t be discouraged.
Good luck!
1. Follow a tutorial such as ProgrammingwithMosh or Free Code Camp
2. Once you’re finished with a tutorial, YouTube search “Python project ideas”, and start completing little projects in python.
3. Learn advanced Python concepts and incorporate them into your existing projects.
4. Practice, practice, practice. The more often you code, the better you’ll be.
One thing you need to understand is that you won’t be good or understand everything right away. That’s completely normal and happens to every single programmer, so don’t be discouraged.
Good luck!
cteddy72
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Okay, thanks I'll try that
True Damage
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Read the official tutorial: https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/
Covers everything and only about 3 days work
Covers everything and only about 3 days work
tr4n3
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There are many lists of project ideas for beginners online, once you do that it really depends on what you are interested in, you can start making a simple game in pygame or make a GUI app using PySimpleGUI or tkinter etc.. or make a website using Flask or even Django and many other things you can do. Good luck on your journey!
MgicalaEarner
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watch udemy courses or youtube tutorials
Machairodont
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A good starting point would be here: https://www.learnpython.org/
Then as already was said: just define some smaller project for you, and implement it!
Then as already was said: just define some smaller project for you, and implement it!
TheToolbox
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learn web scraping with python
