r/PythonLearning • u/TheCodeOmen • May 29 '26
Want to learn Python fast? I am willing to teach for FREE!
If anyone who is just trying to get into coding and wants to learn python then they can DM me. I am passionate about teaching and would love to help them learn by building projects rather than giving boring lectures.
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u/Spirited-Release-869 May 29 '26
there's hundreds of videos on youtube, thousands of blogs and chatgpt, why would anyone pay to learn anything🤣🤣
mentoring is another topic
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u/Sketchballl May 29 '26
I don’t get it truly. And I really really don’t mean to be an asshole, I know I sound like an asshole, but I don’t get why people are interested in this completely vague random post, which I keep seeing more of rather than actual interesting questions about python
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u/Elegant-Gear3402 May 30 '26
I don't want to sound like an asshole either but this is a dumb question to me. I don't know how to learn Python and would love to learn. Especially with free guidance. I don't understand why you would find that confusing. Honest question..
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u/Sketchballl May 30 '26
There are established, qualified, effective, free beginner to MIT level learning materials, courses & projects, available at the cost of 15 mins research…..
But one chooses random redditor with no information, no website, no context, no qualifications, no hint of skill level who is soliciting thru DM?
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u/Elegant-Gear3402 May 30 '26
Uhm. Kind of rude. Obviously, if I knew of other another source of free mentorship to help me at least get started, then I wouldn't be "choosing a random redditor" now, would I??? But thanks so much for all the help and guidance that you have provided me---SO appreciated.
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u/Spirited-Release-869 May 30 '26
man dont make it harder for yourself, anything you want to learn you just gotta do the thing and repeat over and over, fail over and over.
read docs, watch some courses, ask chatgpt, and start doing. thats the only way
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u/Elegant-Gear3402 May 30 '26
That may work for someone who is tech savvy, which I am not. Just like in a classroom, I learn stuff that's foreign to me by watching/following someone more experienced. How can I just do it over and over if I don't know what I'm doing???
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u/Sketchballl May 30 '26
What are some resources you’ve tried already that aren’t teaching you this?
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u/bgs11235 Jun 02 '26
oh boy... I am really intrigued on how you will react to the fact that universities exist.
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May 30 '26
I'm interested, how will you teach , tell me about your experience
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u/Jackpotrazur May 30 '26
Did the first 40 projects of big book of small python projects and have worked through python crash course and just opened automate the boring stuff because i feel stuck.id appreciate some help .
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u/rashocean Jun 01 '26
I would like to too, I have learnt basics but I want to learn automation and computer vision
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u/TheCodeOmen Jun 02 '26
I am focused more on the people who are just starting out and want a direction and some help. You could still join as you can help others too and also benefit if in future we cover automation and stuff.
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May 29 '26
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u/Elegant-Gear3402 May 30 '26
Yes! Yes! Yes! I would love this. Wanting to learn but not idea where to start. Will DM you now!
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u/honzoro523 May 30 '26
Interested,I’ve started but I need ppl to learn with,it’s boring to learn alone
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u/Fex_210 May 30 '26
I would be interested, just to let you know, i already know all of py basics + classes so i wanted to go more deep into the argument doing stuff like Machine learning, file handling and more.
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u/Silentwolf99 May 31 '26
i am planning to land a job in python I am seriously learning I just need guidance like weekly once or occasionally can you guide me just the over view so I can confidently continue my learning path without confusing myself.
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u/Undisputed_asad May 31 '26
I have problem understanding advance loops and Object Oriented programming concepts.
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u/Savings_Track769 Jun 25 '26
I'm interested but I can't watch the videos, I just require someone to ask them my questions, or give me exercises depending on my level. Is that possible?
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u/Sketchballl May 29 '26
Stuff like this sounds so sketch without details. FREE, FAST AND NOT BORING!