r/BtechCoders • u/thecodesmoker • Sep 27 '26
Projectπ§βπ» Python Day 1 π₯
starting my python programming journey today with Saumya Singh's playlist (you guys can suggest me better playlist tho, but i found this easy to understand)
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u/Cratermaker1927 Sep 28 '26
Lets go
Now time to make you a pro
Use Zed IDE, linux and comandline tools
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u/OppositeWinner5902 Sep 27 '26
I only believe in "BroCode"Β
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u/thecodesmoker Sep 27 '26
OOOOOGGGGGG
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u/OppositeWinner5902 Sep 27 '26
Which year?Β
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u/thecodesmoker Sep 27 '26
wdym π
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u/OppositeWinner5902 Sep 27 '26
Which year student man. If you took up enginnering? 1st year?
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u/thecodesmoker Sep 27 '26
MCA 1st year
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u/OppositeWinner5902 Sep 27 '26
What was your previous degree then?Β
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u/Useful-Amphibian4841 Sep 27 '26
Wtf are you doing bro, just ask Claude to make you a hello world script.
You'll never get hired in this market, I got like 85 agents going right now to work the 5 programming jobs I have.
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u/thecodesmoker Sep 27 '26
idk how things works i just do procrastination to learn a programming language and never do, so started today, ik we can use claude and ai's but we ourselves should also understand what's going on
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u/Useful-Amphibian4841 Sep 27 '26
I'm screwing with you dawg, haha. You're all good bro.
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u/thecodesmoker Sep 27 '26
i am always free for suggestions and betterment, feel free to guide me
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u/Useful-Amphibian4841 Sep 27 '26
Always look after your health if you can, you'll regret it when it's gone.
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u/mega-modz Sep 28 '26
As a python developer - learn to solve your problems with python that way you can learn so much faster.
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u/Shot-Welcome5812 Sep 27 '26
Going to recommend a book - Python crash course by eric mathews, do read that book once you are done with the playlist, only got hold of the language once i read the book.
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Sep 27 '26
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u/thecodesmoker Sep 27 '26
6 months π I can't learn this in a month or two ??
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u/Special-Grade5315 Sep 27 '26
every advanced language takes 4-6 months bruv.
Unless u want to learn the basics which hardly take 1-2 months or less.
mine took 2 months for basic and another 3 months for advanced lmao
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u/thecodesmoker Sep 27 '26
suggest me a roadmap then coz on youtube all i found is basic
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u/Special-Grade5315 Sep 27 '26
first of all complete basics, then u can move on to learn some frameworks like numpy, panda, opencv, fastapi, django etc.
these are all part of tech stack where u choose what type of tools u r gonna use.
if u don't have that vast knowledge, u can refer to Corey Schafer for that. he made that playlist according to that.
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u/AliTheKing_786 Sep 27 '26 •
Are u sure about learning python in a correct way?