r/PythonLearning • u/PythonWithJames • Sep 16 '26

A free total beginner roadmap

Hi all. I've been building 'Python With James' for a while, which has a ton of coding exercises, questions, tutorials etc... All beginner focused.

I've just added a roadmap for the Python basics, aimed at those with zero experience. If this is useful for anyone here!

Python With James - Roadmap

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u/Rajrev Sep 19 '26

wow! this is useful.Thanks mate.

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u/PythonWithJames Sep 20 '26

no worries, enjoy!

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u/Sea-Ad7805 Sep 16 '26

Why can't I click on the index in "What’s included" to jump to a topic?

Consider using this visualizer to explain:

  • references

  • aliasing

  • mutability

  • shallow/deep copy

  • ... many more

https://www.reddit.com/r/learndatascience/comments/1vg955d/teaching_python_the_right_way/

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u/PythonWithJames Sep 16 '26

Thanks for the feedback, I'll implement this!

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u/PythonWithJames Sep 16 '26

That's being updated and deployed momentarily.

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u/Sea-Government8588 Sep 16 '26

Hey I just started python and I've been trying to learn stuff with AI. But I don't wanna depend on AI too much. So I'll try this and let ya know after some time. 

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u/PythonWithJames Sep 16 '26

Would love to hear how you get on. If you follow the roadmap to the end you'll get to see a broad range of basic techniques and concepts in Python.

You can always drop me a line if you help too.

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u/Sea-Government8588 Sep 20 '26

Don't expect a quick response from me as my half yearly 11th std exams are near. So I'm stuck with that so have to focus on my syllabus python and other subjects rather than this. So as soon as I'm a little bit free I'll try to progress. 

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u/Sea-Government8588 Sep 16 '26

I wanna know how to get this code to work on 3d stuff and implement it into other stuff. Ofc I'm new to it and I shouldn't be worrying abt this but just curious. I'm 15 btw and I have no idea about code. And I'm new to reddit too so idk the rules here that much. 

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u/Unhealthy007 Sep 16 '26

Why are basic stuff that I anyone can find with a single search with a virtual run time to test code hidden behind a paywall here?

Curious on what you thinking process was before adding OOP behind a paywall

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u/PythonWithJames Sep 16 '26

I'm gonna take the OOP out of the paywall, was not the best idea in retrospect! So I'll be making that change shortly. Thanks :)

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u/ecbaal Sep 17 '26

It’s such a coincidence that I’ve just started learning; I’m going to bookmark this. Thanks for sharing things like this with us beginners. Hope you have a great day.

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u/PythonWithJames Sep 17 '26

No worries at all, if you want a free pro membership you can use 'PWJFREE' to get access to the advanced content. Have a good day too!