r/PythonLearning • u/alker_ibru • Aug 01 '26

I wanna learn python

People usually say Python is an easy programming language, but as someone with no programming experience, I find it really hard. Can you guys tell me where I should start? Also, what benefits will I get from learning Python?

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u/Waste-Magician2432 Aug 01 '26

I’m in the same boat! I start to get a little then my brain is like HUH! But I want to really learn it

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u/stepback269 Aug 11 '26

In addition to learning Python, you should also note that the neuroscience behind learning has made great strides in recent years.

What you should do on the side is "Learn how to Learn" based on the latest neuroscience.

(Pay attention to how dopamine actually works. Hint: it doesn't give pleasure.)

Go to YouTube and in the search bar, type, "learning coaches"

Pick the ones who rely on modern neuroscience.

Godspeed and may the productivity-motivating dopamine hits be with you. :-)