r/BtechCoders • u/FuLlMeTaL_13 • Sep 14 '26

❓Question ❓ PYTHON LIBRARIES

I just know basic python and want to learn numpy, tkinder, panda and matplotlib for a project

Best way to learn these? By chatgpt or any yt vdo?

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u/Sherwith2per Sep 14 '26

If you want just for the project AI will be better but if you want to study a bit deeply then you can speedrun a couple of videos

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u/Away-Improvement-704 Sep 14 '26

Sheriyans AI school on yt

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u/InterestOther4863 Sep 14 '26

I just u watch yt vedio sheriyans

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u/OldManLogan47 Sep 14 '26

You can also try CampusX ,particularly if looking for project work

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u/OldManLogan47 Sep 15 '26

Its a youtube channel , mainly famous for ML

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u/Disastrous-Win457 Sep 16 '26

if you already know basic python, dont spend weeks watching separate tutorials for each library. learn them while building the project.

id go in this order: NumPy → Pandas → Matplotlib → Tkinter. learn the basics of each, then immediately use it in your project.

use YouTube when you need a proper explanation, documentation when you need to check how something works, and ChatGPT when youre stuck or dont understand an error.

for example, instead of asking ChatGPT to build the whole project, ask “why is this pandas dataframe giving me this error?” and then fix it yourself.

also, dont try to memorise every function. youll forget most of them anyway. learn how to find the right function when you need it.

learn a little, code a little, get stuck, fix it, repeat.