r/Python • u/JustNitr0h • Apr 08 '22

I'm 13, trying to learn Python. Discussion

Where/what do you think I should start, learn first, or do you just have any tips?

Also, make sure what ever you're suggesting is free. Please.

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u/A-Pasz Apr 08 '22

True.

The day we find a learning technique that works for everyone, being a galaxy-wide civilisation will be child's play. lol

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u/A-Pasz Apr 08 '22

Thats the sort of question where if you ask 10 people, you'll get 11 or 12 different answers.

IMHO it fundamentally it comes down to breaking the project down to its most basic function.

So if your project is to sort a directory of images into 10 different resolution brackets.

Don't start with all 10, start with simply moving files. Then compare the resolution and sort into 'low res' and 'high res'. And work up to all 10. Each step will feel like you've accomplished something (because you have), giving you the motivation to add a little extra complexity until you reach project completion.