Can I get a job only with Python basics?

Question

Lets say I know the basics (including loops, functions, modules, classes...etc) and just basics, can I get a job only with that and start mastering in time while working?

Answer 1

Well, if you know somehow, it would be really difficult to get a job in a big company. But still, you work as junior. {Junior is the programmer, who helps to do some easy tasks under controll of masters (good programmers, with huge experience). Note that this position is not well paid, but you can
get a lot of experience 😉}
Good luck!

Answer 2

Probably as a teacher of computing in a primary school.

Answer 3

Yes, you can, but I prefer to learn also the essential languages such as HTML, CSS and JS etc.

Answer 4

Too many factors to take in...

1) current unemployment rate
2) amount of companies that work with python
3) amount of experience expected
4) job market

Answer 5

Kidfand this is what i want, to get more experience and learn from others. It doesn't matter if it's not well paid, since my main goal is to learn and go deeper

Answer 6

Interesting answers and opinions, great community, thank you guys!

Answer 7

yes you can work at python company

Answer 8

Yes with basic python you can be able to interface Geospatial data with web applications and web maps

Answer 9

It's very difficult, but YOU can; start with a entry level work in upwork.com ; when u get stuck, Google will be There for u..
But u be paid very low, sometimes NOT paid,,,,,,,but the thing u will get is EXPERIENCE and i know it is more important than money in entry level.

Answer 10

Try to find ways to use Python in your current job.

It is far easier to find people who know how to code than it is to find people who are driven, able to solve problems, and willing to take on responsibility.

If you can find ways to contribute to your company's success (beyond doing what you are told), other companies will see that... and you will gain the practical know-how that enables coding to be useful.

I have worked with people who learned every language from Assembly to Java, but didn't have the chops to put any of it together. ...Companies pay people who are useful. So learn how to make coding useful to yourself or your company.

Answer 11

Keep learning. Think in the long run. Nothing comes easy !

Answer 12

But, come to think of it Peter David Carter, how is that really going to help, because according to me and the little research i've done, employers need someone who can handle different constructs using different languages...unless you want to develop a console executed program, right?

Answer 13

Firstly it depens on your country, geographical place and also which company do you chose
But if you have really good ability in python who knows perhaps you wil get your ideal work in Romania
What is more i hope you are blessed

Answer 14

Hey
Don't worry about your knowledge
Just go for apply in company
And before that just check resumes of others (online) and also requirements of company check for those topics u r comfortable or not

If yes then there are lots of online exam portal check your knowledge there and then apply in company

And if your ans is no then start reading

Its simple sir

Answer 15

You can also create your very own job, and jobs for many other people. ^_^

Answer 16

Yh it's possible...Although it's not all that common it's possible

Answer 17

Unlikely but still a 10 percent but 60 percent to be an assistant

Answer 18

no chance

Answer 19

Answer is yes. Python is quite easy compared to other language, considering a lot of built in functions which ease you a lot of work(eg. sorting, splitting ). However, if you trying to apply the jobs such as machine learning or data science related, you might need some experience (since you need to understand theories or algorithms).

Answer 20

Sorry broh, i wouldnt advice this...to be a programmer, you must have a bunch of languages in your arsenal...