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How to begin with python?

7th Apr 2019, 8:25 AM
Naegsgyq
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Learn from YouTube playlists ...Use sololearn to ask doubts in comments and Q&A forum, and refer other codes and practice .... Sololearn 'course' on anything is just a handbook ...... You feel everything is there and you learning everything.... But you lack some detail knowledge and some 'don'ts' in python. In playlists he can clearly explain everything but here you alone have to understand. Sololearn ide is not preffered for bigcodes and a server problem will be thereal always
7th Apr 2019, 9:51 AM
Peter Stark
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I learned from the SoloLearn course and from other users codes on SoloLearn. I did the Python course 3 times. Each time I learned something else. You have to write code to make it real. So try solving problems like the problems in the assignment section. Look at the other peoples codes and learn from them as well. When you dont undersrand.... Google is your friend.
7th Apr 2019, 9:15 AM
Louis
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In sololearn you have the course, the programming ide, a Q&A forum where you could ask, and a lot of other people's codes you can analyze. All in a place. And you could access to it in your mobile . It's perfect for beginners. After that you can improve your learning with other resources
7th Apr 2019, 9:34 AM
Javier Felipe Toribio
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7th Apr 2019, 8:35 AM
Javier Felipe Toribio
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Hello We always hear that Python is very easy language and it is easy to learn this that ..... But if you don't know anything about the basic which you required at the time of learning Python then it is never gona be that easy too. You should firstly build the basic which is required for python like mathematics , probability ( for more you can refer to this quora answer https://www.quora.com/profile/Raj-Shivakoti ). You sould search for some blogs which will make you understand what is it and what are the applications of it . After you are well prepared you should join the Institute which provides the best training with live projects . It will help you in learning the things more fast and practically. https://www.cetpainfotech.com/technology/python-training
8th Apr 2019, 10:37 AM
rajshivakoti
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Read Think like a computer scientist..... even if you know no programming you will learn from it...best book
7th Apr 2019, 3:54 PM
Saksham Jain
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If you are a beginner, there is nothing wrong with the Sololearn course. You can use other resources to reinforce your knowledge.
8th Apr 2019, 4:45 AM
Sonic
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Just buy python in pet-shop
9th Apr 2019, 8:13 AM
UraL
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Thnx
7th Apr 2019, 9:04 AM
Naegsgyq
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Royale Name's Ash the best way to start python with notes and also try with coding that what you have learned. Reading and practicing
7th Apr 2019, 4:48 PM
RISHABH MISHRA
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This is about the IDE where you can practice your code: Download the anaconda bundle from here : https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/ It has all the resources required for python programming. It has various libraries and packages like scikitlearn, matplotlib, numpy, and other data science and machine learning tools. Anaconda is not an IDE but it is a bundle which includes python shell and a rich collection of libraries. Anaconda is the best for python programming.
8th Apr 2019, 12:14 PM
@$@$!Π
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Try a book python for kids https://www.pdfdrive.com/python-for-kids-e33419523.html It not give all concept but it gives you basic understanding of python and you make 2 awesome games with these book by using python's tkinter module, you also learn turtle module which is good. Try it , Hope these help.
8th Apr 2019, 4:09 PM
Dharmesh Kale
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You can take Sololearn's Python course, see a few YouTube tutorials, practise coding it out and search more from Google.
9th Apr 2019, 5:53 AM
👑 Prometheus 🇸🇬
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Don't learn through sololearn....... Learn through top coding YouTube playlists like NPTEL, MIT or Telusko learning and do practice a lot. I am saying this because in YouTube playlist they will explain with an example and will also provide more examples. Also use the Google search engine effectively. Take the help of Quora for better youtube playlists
7th Apr 2019, 9:04 AM
Peter Stark
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Sentdex on YouTube is where I started he has some really good beginner and intermediate tutorials worth looking at
7th Apr 2019, 3:09 PM
Nathan Bone
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Hello, Royale. Nice to meet you. Before I learned python, I had the foggiest idea about programming because I was a business school student and majored in marketing. It was a pity I didn't know Sololearn before, because I think its interactive teaching method is a good way to start a programming language. Actually, I started with a book called Python Crash Course. It's a really really good book for beginner, especially for someone who know nothing about Python like me or a child. The concept about python in this book is very easy to understand. And there are a lot of easy-to-achieve but very interesting projects to make me keep learning. Then I read another book from the same press (No Starch Press) called Automate the Boring Stuff with Python. It's a also Python book. (God. No Starch Press is a saver for a programming beginner) Hope it helps
9th Apr 2019, 8:57 AM
Zhiming Li
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Grasp fundamental on Google which is for basic learner and next come to learn on sololearn and participate in challenges.
9th Apr 2019, 6:11 AM
ye🇸 🇰ay
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My question would be: once you have understood the syntax and the basic concepts, how can one use their developing knowledge of Python for something useful? Where to start from, if my objective is to write an app for myself, that I could use on the phone?
8th Apr 2019, 6:27 AM
Doorway_Stone_Face
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