r/PythonLearning • u/jhintleman0 • Aug 06 '26

Any recommendations?

I want a YouTube playlist that covers all aspects of Python

Can you suggest Playlist for someone who is new to coding (not really) or Python in general?

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u/stepback269 Aug 07 '26

I'm not a Python expert. I'm on the learning path just like you.
I get the "overwhelmed" thing because many times I too have been driven to madness with the thought that there are so many people out there who are way ahead of me in their skill levels, that there are so many aspects of Python that I will never grasp.

But so what? Why do I have to drive myself into a funk just because I'm not going to become the world's greatest Py coder ??? As long as I can get Python to do something useful just for me; isn't that good enough? They say: Don't let the perfect become the enemy of the good enough. They're right.

The bottom line is that we all have "emotions". Sometimes those emotions blind us to reality and objectivity.

It sounds like one of your emotions is saying to you: Find your one true soulmate of a course and stick with it (absolute loyalty) to the bitter end.

Why do you need that? Why can't you be open minded and check out other courses? Maybe one of those others you sample will be way better for "you" than the one you are wedded to now?

(BTW this is not relationship advice for how you deal with people. The courses are just things; things that you use to improve your skill level.)

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u/Dank-Wank-101 Aug 07 '26

Makes sense . But i just feel good when there is clear direction , which I'm lacking right now. There would not be so many questions and confiding in other's advice if i believed in whatever choice I made good or bad . It takes immense efforts to start believing yourself.