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so I almost finish my first python book, by the end of this week I should know all the basic,
(i need to go throug while loops, classes and data and csv files whatever that means).
it took me a month - idk is it fast or slow? I feel like rather slow
however I am lacking a big pictur, althought I know all this commends , i don't know how or where to apply it in real life projects
what is next step for my learning curve?
what should I do now ?
Hope for genuine advice from more experienced gentlemens
Don't really see how you haven't done while loops after a month
Man you should just watch a YouTube series and try to copy what they do at the same time
You pick a topic you want to study ,and you teach yourself how to do what (the internet has the answer for most of the errors ,so you ll get the grasp of things )
sal alex cf
first step is to learn that is not really called commends, then learn what classes are in basically any language, then all kind of control flow patterns like while, for etc. Then you can think about the rest. If you don't get what a while loop is after a month I'd suggest you to study something else
why are you learning python/programming? answer that first
he asked why tho
yeah I see now
first I wanted to go for front-end first, to for web desing purpose, = htlm and jscript
but I found that you can do that in python too, i think i am too much unexpirenced to decide what fits me best, so im just checking how good i can be at it, actually - and what this is all about
on top of that my good friend is learning it too, he is actually making his own frist simple game, so we created mastermind group to learn togther - help - and check accountability
overall goal
to have very well - paid job remotely
so i can travel and sex girls in most major cities in the world
:>
also machine learning seems to be an interesting option for the future
cuz right now most people is unprodictive inefficent, at work and will be easily replaced by AI
the future belongs to all kind of designers, architecs and creative people
that just imo, but seems like a very likely posibility with the technological advancement
I thought you wanted an expert on the snake Python, guess you baited me 8/8
+1
I had a progressive project in university of building this restaurant menu then adding various loops and functions to it as the course progressed, we used code academy mostly for hands on learning.
Python is a snake. You're welcome.
which book? theres only 1 decent python book: automatetheboringstuff.com/
+1 I've read this book as well
After that, I've read Fluent Python
"A Smarter Way to Learn Python" - I'm not sure but that book might slown me down some exercies are repetive, boring, useless and demand a lot of cognitive power
and it's only contain small chunks of code like 5 lines at the time - completly lacking the big picture
i am more interested in creating first things (like an ap, website, maybe simple game) rather than automation - i think it's more fore adavance users?
but I do want to read "Python Crash Course" from the same publisher
maybe you''re familiar with it?
That's ok, don't worry about being fast or not rn. Keep your focus on deep understand the concepts, instead of memorize the commands.
Now I suggest you to apply what you have learnt in a small project, such as a TO-DO list. It's interesting because you gonna use basic data structures and operations.
Finally, keep in mind that programming is a practical job, which means you improve as you write code. Always try to figure out how you could build some piece of software meanwhile you're learning. What matter for the market is how value you have obtained with your knowledge.
well it depends on what you wanna do tho, If you want to do web development, learn framewroks like flask or Django, if you want to do machine learning or data science related things, study statistics and machine learning.
Though, I'd spend more time on mastering Algorithms (this book : amazon.com/Introduction-Algorithms-3rd-M.. )
and OOP
Try Pascal, its more simmilar to pseudo code so its eazyer to understand the projects
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