Python
i started to code python and have no idea what to do
Python
Considering the lack of details about your situation, this was the best I could come up with:
If you are having trouble understanding anything, and are at a complete loss about what to do, I would recommend using Wikibooks and then looking up "Python Programming." From there, start at the intro, and follow along with their tutorial. If you need any help, put the question into Google, and I assure you that there will be people who would've encountered the same issue.
If you are having trouble understanding anything, and are at a complete loss about what to do, I would recommend using Wikibooks and then looking up "Python Programming." From there, start at the intro, and follow along with their tutorial. If you need any help, put the question into Google, and I assure you that there will be people who would've encountered the same issue.
It would be a lot easier for us to help you if you included some details on what you have tried so far, and what you are trying to accomplish.
I think a lot of beginners burn out learning programming syntax without understanding why they are learning it, so knowing what you want to accomplish helps a lot from a motivational standpoint.
I think a lot of beginners burn out learning programming syntax without understanding why they are learning it, so knowing what you want to accomplish helps a lot from a motivational standpoint.
For an absolute beginner I would definitely recommend some of udemy's beginner courses, that way you have someone that will guide you.
I would read a book on the language. Or jump in and create a simple project, checking google for answers.
Learning the language syntax of loops is a good start, and then build with those loops by printing variables and constants.
Learning the language syntax of loops is a good start, and then build with those loops by printing variables and constants.
Your question is a bit vague but I would recommend just reading the W3school pages on Python, this will give you a good grasp of the basics. Then perhaps start a simple project to test your skills such as grabbing tweets from the twitter API with request module.
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python is the easiest language to learn.. just pull up the docs and make some crap.. web, or even gui programs with qt.
find a project you WANT to do and learn from that, learning by brute force isn't as effective for some people
