I want to learn programming with python but i am stuck!
Posted by eazzzboi1337@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 12 comments
so for mor context i want to became a programmer ever since i was a kid and now that i have ever got my first pc i tried to get into python but i didn't know where to start from and felt so stuck if you can help me. What i want really from python is not like something spesific but to know how to solve problems and help others out there with my code . so please some1 help me with sources to learn . Thank u :D
Such-Catch8281@reddit
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eazzzboi1337@reddit (OP)
i watched something like 1 hour of it then i quite is it really worth it ?!!
Any-Bus-8060@reddit
You’re stuck because you’re trying to find the “right way” to start. There isn’t one, you just need to start doing something small
Don’t spend too much time on courses at the beginning, learn basics like variables, loops, functions, then immediately build tiny things
calculator, number guessing game, simple scripts
The goal is not to learn Python perfectly, it’s to get used to solving problems
Once you build a few small things, everything starts making more sense
eazzzboi1337@reddit (OP)
that's the answer i was looking for thank u for your advice soooo much bro and mush love
beginnercoder5854@reddit
I have a discord server that will help teach you python so reply if you wanna join
niehle@reddit
Start the Python course from Harvard or mooc.fi
r/learnpython has a lot of resources, too
eazzzboi1337@reddit (OP)
thank u so mush
TripleTenTech@reddit
You should focus on understanding how the core building blocks like variables, loops, and functions work together before trying to build complex projects. Using a free code editor like Visual Studio Code and checking your logic with print statements can help you debug when you feel stuck. It is also helpful to follow the PEP 8 style guide and use descriptive variable names so your code is easy for others to read.
eazzzboi1337@reddit (OP)
ok thank u for ur help
xzdreamer@reddit
Check out Python Programing MOOC by Helsinki University (it's free), W3school
eazzzboi1337@reddit (OP)
for sure i will thank u sm
HolyPommeDeTerre@reddit
Read the FAQ of the subreddit. There is a ton of resources to help you navigate and find your path.