Jun 11, 2023 · For the python mooc, I sort of rushed it because I needed to ramp up quickly for work, so I did it in about 2 weeks. A lot of the basics are similar with other programming languages Reply reply More replies More replies More replies More replies

Dec 13, 2021 · Just completed 12-hour python course from Bro Code (Thanks to him, amazing videos). I was going further step by step, guided by this course, and since i completed it, i don't have straight idea in my head what should i exactly do.

The only way you learn that is by writing code on your own, and those sort of videos don't do a good job of encouraging you to actually do this. I would generally recommend people take actual courses like automate the boring stuff, or CS50 instead, because those courses encourage you to actually make things on your own from the very beginning.

Jul 22, 2022 · The one you go for is completely irrelevant because the real learning happens when you actually write code yourself instead of following along. Get a tutorial down for fundamentals and basic syntax but then you just need to dive in

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Jun 26, 2023 · Python is a great language and it can be used for many things, but overall it's more popular for behind-the-scenes type of code, like backends, machine learning training, data analysis, scripting repetitive jobs. It's not a good choice for building user-facing web frontends or mobile apps, and it's not commonly used for desktop apps.

Aug 18, 2023 · the full python course, at around and hour and 15 minutes into it. Right at the 01:15:00 (hour and fifteen mark), he types this line of code that I cannot make sense of it: print (symbol, end="") and the next line, print () What I don't understand is, how does this make python draw out the columns like he did?

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Jan 12, 2023 · I have been learning python with the ‘bro code’ videos they are actually so so so helpful! i recommend this channel :) but i wanted to ask you guys if you know of any website in which i can have like ‘homework assignments’ in which i can practice what i am learning. or any tips etc etc :) thank you ~

Hell yes. It's where I started. But if you want to take Python very seriously, you will eventually need much more. Like udemy course or Beyond the Basic Stuff with Python (from the same author of ATBS). If you're working as office clerk right now. Try ATBS and then create some script to automate your work. imho best way to learn Python for me.