Im trying to learn Python as a programming language, I watched Bro Codez 1 hour course on it and I need more advice/guides to learn from, if anyone has any can they comment it down here?

Thanks.

why though?

just build stuff. a 1 hour video gives you the syntax but you won't actually learn until you're googling "how to rename a file in python" at 2am because your script broke. pick a tiny project like a to-do list or a weather scraper and stumble through it

Hand write code and build any silly project you can think of, that will teach you data structures, language semantics, algorithmic thinking, code organization and a bunch of other skills. Remember, it is a long process, do not get impatient.

Apply yourself! Look for mini projects or scenarios online like asking users what they want from a store.

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You wasted an hour. Videos, especially such short ones are useless.

Courses, like the one I've linked force you to program right from the start.

its more userfriendly and easier to learn tbh. also i heard a easy game engine works with it sooo why not?

thank you so so much 👍

thank you!

very helpful, thx!

thank you!

100 days of code by Angela Yu on Usenet is really good. She teaches you python by building projects from the start. The projects get more complex as they go.

thank you!!