NotEligible
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I want to learn python
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Python where is the best place to start learning Python, maybe guides, videos
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Hi @NotEligible, just a quick question, have you already started to learn Python or are you 100% brand new to it?
menator01
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When I first started I bought a book on python but, was a couple years later before I actually used it. Then is was just for references. Most of my learning came from forums and picking a simple project to work on. I started learning about variables and scope. Moved on to loops and functions, and eventually learning about classes. I don't think there is a right or wrong way to learn. Pick a simple project ask questions and you will be learning in no time. You will be surprised at all the help you will get.
When starting pick an editor that you are comfortable with. There are many. notepad++, vscodium(I use this), vscode, pycharm, and many more.
A simple exercise would be write a script that ask for your name and then display it.
A link to tutorials from python.org. Don't be overwhelmed. Just look for the part you need to figure out like variables and input.
docs.python.org
When starting pick an editor that you are comfortable with. There are many. notepad++, vscodium(I use this), vscode, pycharm, and many more.
A simple exercise would be write a script that ask for your name and then display it.
A link to tutorials from python.org. Don't be overwhelmed. Just look for the part you need to figure out like variables and input.
The Python Tutorial
Python is an easy to learn, powerful programming language. It has efficient high-level data structures and a simple but effective approach to object-oriented programming. Python’s elegant syntax an...
docs.python.org
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