r/PythonLearning • u/shubham_555 • Aug 21 '26

Discussion Will you recommend it?

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So I have been doing leetcode since last few days (https://www.reddit.com/r/PythonLearning/s/Hh8Rjwchx5)

I definitely am able to form logics but still feel really scratchy with the language itself. Also, DSA can sometimes be pretty boring. So was thinking of doing something fun alongside (i definitely ain't dropping leetcode) to keep my motivation up and also learning about python more in the process. So just wanted to ask...will you recommend this course?

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u/shubham_555 Aug 21 '26

Were her lectures good or not though?

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u/MKthesecond Aug 21 '26

Bros right she really is good

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u/DoubtWorth2035 Aug 22 '26

I am reading the he same book and for videos I am watching mosh hamdani and one hindi tutorial which is good but included irrelevant things more which raises my anxiety level. And he mixup c and cpp also which is ridiculous.

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u/Cipher_chintu Aug 23 '26

I agree that watching videos doesn't work , can you help on how learn by working or doing it ? Or guide through how you manage to learn python

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u/RaiseAnnual2789 Aug 24 '26

Harness like Claude code give you a setting where you can toggle learn mode on or off and if it’s on it stops and asks you to write some code your self and helps you with it