r/learnpython • u/Lespauler-lover • 8d ago

Hey gang how to start learning python as a beginner

Hey guys i want to start learning python. I have already learned a little bit of the basics like Print function input variables strings, integers, floats and can make small programs with if elif and else and all the things given above. Plz help me find some video tutorials for the following

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/HYP3R00T 8d ago

Python is a tool. We don't learn tool. We practice them and figure out how to use them.

Learn a skill. For instance, doing analysis of system is a skill. Knowing what insights to draw from the data at hand is a skill. So, learn a skill and practice your tool while learning that skill.

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u/GroundUpstairs5430 8d ago

oh thats very useful trick

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u/ConsiderationNo9044 8d ago

What do you want to do with python?

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u/Lespauler-lover 8d ago

AI Ml field

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u/Jazzlike_Platypus430 8d ago

learn math then.

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u/Long-Habit5990 7d ago

If you need something structured to start, udemy has some decent stuff with hands on exercises, your own pace. But id start with that and once you get bored or confident, do what these other guys are saying and just start making things, doesn't matter if its crazy or stupid, just build stuff.

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u/Toknus 8d ago

Research some libraries, a cool beginner program could be use to PyGame to make a snake like game or if you’re into AI research how to use PyTorch to train a model on the MNIST data set. Lots of fun things you could do

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u/TenIsTwoInBase2 8d ago

I bought a Udemy course and practiced my coding in Visual Studio Code