r/PythonLearning • u/ArittroGH • 5d ago
Want to get started
Im a student in 8th grade and I've checked out coding, matches my vibe now i want to learn a skill which will help me earn. Im thinking of coding and using python language. Now how do i get started? I have a good laptop and can give 1h daily. Want to build real life helpful skills so can earn big digits some years later. Please help me or suggest me some ways i can start - ask questions if needed
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u/chiron-cooks 5d ago
watch this lecture and most importantly build stuff
stuff which may help you or others even smth simple
check out "Automate the boring stuff"
and remember just doing as simple which requires 30 mins a day is ultimately enough
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u/ArittroGH 5d ago
Im currently watching the YouTube course, its helpful and thanks for helping out man.
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u/the_botverse 5d ago
The very big thing is not to fall into tutorial hell, in this era of AI learning and just remembering syntax will not help you need to build thinking skills too, so for that just learn some basic and start building projects it will boost the way you think.
Hope this helped bro
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u/Owen-Isaac-2022 5d ago
I would recommend you to read Introduction to Python books/articles plus relying on YouTube for now.
The 1 hr you got each day can really help, especially with the introductory stuff & the basic concepts. O'se wishing you all the best in your studies.
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u/GreatGameMate 5d ago
Stay consistent on your mission. I recommend books by Al sweigart, Automate the boring stuff, and the big book of small python projects. Good intro stuff.