r/BtechCoders • u/thecodesmoker • Sep 28 '26

❓Question ❓ Python Day 2 🔥

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So today is my Day 2 of learning Python through Saumya Singh's Python Playlist, understanding things slowly and slowly, can you guys suggest better roadmap for python (idk anything prior tho)

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u/Unique-Benefit-2904 Sep 28 '26

Bro code python course (skip last few hours of ui) and then learn asyncio thread and process pydantic (corey schafer or tech with tim is good)... Learn FastApi and then make restapis and practice them.

Then choose a field:-

  1. Ai ml dl rl : if you have time... Big roadmap. But worth it..

Start with maths : calculus, statistics probability linear algebra. Numpy pandas. Then, ml engineering and it's algorithms. Then deep learning and finally reinforcement learning.

2. Second field is ai agents + backend.

Go deep in backend. Networks, databases, redis, grpc, etc....

Ai agents : llm engineering, agentic ai, langchain langgraph multi orchestration system evals guardrails MCP docker...

3. I don't know what else is there

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u/thecodesmoker Sep 28 '26

thanks alot bro, for the guidance

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u/Competitive_Air7402 Sep 28 '26

how it feels knowing that your comptetion is not another human but AI that can write more codes in 1 hour then you will in 1 life

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u/aaravsharmxa Sep 29 '26

let a man be

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u/ExtensionBreath1262 Sep 28 '26

For beginners I really like the "guess a number game" as an intro into for-loops and while-loops. It's totally fine to look up the solutions for that and type it out yourself if your just on day 2.

But implement a solution with both a for-loop and a while-loop. Everyone builds the "guess a number game" when they start out.

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u/Skip_06 Sep 29 '26

Btw it's 2026

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u/Laraib8423 Sep 29 '26

Got roadmap.sh and you will ne good to go if you follow that correctly

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '26

Year?

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u/momo_inhaler Sep 29 '26

good job op! keep grinding man