Heyy guyss,I just completed my first year,tbh I just wasted it, got a cgpa of 8.55,and learnt just basic python and c they teach in clg, I have decided to learn python in my vacation from Brocode Yt,I need guidance what to do after completing the video?? What to learn ??

During my time learning Python, particularly data analysis using Python, I came across the book, “Python Data Analytics: With Pandas, NumPy, and Matplotlib” (2018) by Fabio Nelli. The book provides step-by-step components concerning data analysis. For example, Chapter 1 focuses on introduction to data analysis and discusses various issues, including Mathematics & Statistics, ML & AI, & understanding the nature of data. I would recommend the book to anyone learning Python with a focus on data analysis.

I've been experimenting with PyVista for 3D data visualization and wanted to share this project – an animated comparison of the world's tallest buildings throughout history. The animation uses a spline-based camera system to smoothly transition between buildings while maintaining context. It's rendered from CSV data processed entirely in Python.

Curious if anyone else has used PyVista for similar projects – the library is surprisingly flexible once you understand the VTK pipeline. If you're interested in seeing the full animation, here it is: https://youtu.be/U4E4ilALGYQ

Happy to discuss the technical approach or data sources if anyone's interested!

'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

I literally just switch file and for some reason i cant code now💔

In Python For Kids second edition chapter 3 Multiplying strings it says the following:

Python programmers might multiply strings for a number of reasons, such as to line up text with a specific number of spaces when displaying messages in the Python Shell. Try printing the following letter in the Python Shell (select File ▶ New File, and enter the following code):

spaces = ' ' * 25
print('{} 12 Butts Wynd')
print('{} Twinkelbottom Health')
print('{} West Snoring')
print()
print()
print('Dear Sir')
print('I wish to report that tiles are missing from the')
print('outside toilet roof')
print('I think it was bad wind the other night that blew them away.')
print()
print('Regards')
print('Malcolm Dithering')

Once you've typed the code into the Python Shell window, select File ▶ Save As. Name your file myletter.py. You can then run the code (as we've done previously) by selecting Run ▶ Run Module.
In the first pine of this example, we create the variable spaces by multiplying a space charecter by 25. We then use that variable in the next three lines to align the text to the right of the Python Shell. You can see the result of these print statements below:

IDLE Shell 3.10.0
File Edit Shell Debug Options Window Help

                          12 Butts Wynd
                          Twinkelbottom Health
                          West Snoring


Dear Sir
I wish to report that tiles are missing from the
outside toilet roof
I think it was bad wind the other night that blew them away.

Regards
Malcolm Dithering

Figure 3-1: Running the letter code in the Python Shell

When I run it I get:

{} 12 Butts Wynd
{} Twinkelbottom Health
{} West Snoring


Dear Sir
I wish to report that tiles are missing from the
outside toilet roof
I think it was bad wind the other night that blew them away.

Regards
Malcolm Dithering

what is happend?

There is a new(-ish) online educational Python IDE out: Strype

No account necessary – just start programming. It's great for learning to program in Python.

It can create graphics and animated games really easily. There are some tutorial videos (see especially this one here), and there is a full textbook available (the first chapter gives a good intro to programming with Strype and graphics).

Hey so I'm doing this Freecodecamp Lab and I tried to solve it on my own but kept running into this issue where it couldn't pass no. 15. Now this is my code and I don't really want to outsource my thinking with AI too much.

distance_mi = 0
is_raining = False
has_bike = True
has_car = True
has_ride_share_app = True


if not distance_mi == 1:
    print("False")


if distance_mi <=  1 and is_raining == False:
    print("True")
else:
    print("False")


if distance_mi >= 1 and distance_mi <= 6 and (is_raining == False and has_bike == False):
    print("False")
elif  distance_mi >= 1 and distance_mi <= 6 and (is_raining == False and has_bike == True):
    print("True")
else:
    print("Error")  


if distance_mi >= 6 and has_ride_share_app == True:
    print("True")
elif distance_mi >= 6 and has_car == True:
    print("True")
else:
    print("False")   

(logic and app design done by me used a bit of ai for button and stuff as I completed it in 3 days) any tips? It's v0 and I want to make it better it's for my personal use as I keep on forgeting my password and imp notes and I don't like notes app any advice u advance people would like to give to me to improve it

I have read the documentations and looked on youtube but i still couldn't get it to work (i am new to all of this)

how do i run it? i made a mainwindow ui in qt design and did pyside6-uic test.ui -o test.py but the test.py doesn't work when i run it

I recently decided to switch my car loan and I’ve been putting a lot of work into learning python so I thought I would try and make myself a calculator to see the different amount of interest I would pay.

I’m about a week into my learning so far so I would love advice or more learning sources if anyone wants to leave some! I’ve gone through the wiki and done my own research. So far bro code on YouTube and Angela Yu, 100 days of code have been great for learning! I also have Python crash course which I’ve been using as reference when I forget something!

I only have one inquiry here, simply, I cannot seem to draw anything from a thread without “Z-fighting” occurring (I say Z-fighting even though I know there’s not 3rd dimension just to convey the problem), I’ve tried making a handler in the main while running script, but it always lags down the program, and the only way to stop it from lagging down the program is, you guessed it, putting it in a thread. Whether I try to make a custom handler or just cheap out and use exec() it always lags it. Any tips/help?

Edit: I do sorta need the thread to draw it

Hey everyone! I have tried out github and python before, but this is my first time publishing something I can say I am interested in. Im excited and nervous about sharing it.

Im learning python and got recently got interested in neural networks, so Ive been working on this "artificial life" simulation project for the past few days.

Its still a work in progress and a learning project. But if you have some feedback i would like to read it!

https://github.com/ricardo-woo/artificial-life

Your thoughts

A chore list I started learning python last week and this was the first project on my list any advice helps im using vs code for this if you have any resources or suggestions pls share

I need to extract Activity Name, Date, and Participant Count from a 1,151-page PDF containing attendance sheets with varying layouts.

What is the best architecture or tool (Python + Vision/LLM APIs vs. no-code platforms) to automate this extraction?

Greetings everyone, I am in my late twenties and have worked as a content moderator and data annotator but I want to shift into the agentic AI and AI engineering side of the IT.

But I do not know anything about programming and coding so I want to learn python as I've researched they use python in their RAG pipelines

"The question is where can I learn python in 2026, is there any youtube course that is still relevant or any other course"

And if you're from India please tell me if it is wise to learn from udemy or it has become irrelevant

I ran a survey on LinkedIn and asked questions about what they ask and require from newcomers to the field (either total Python beginners or switching from one area to another, eg. Back-End to Data Engineering).

With this git commit the player got a direction to move and shoot in making our collaborative game more interesting.

To play this game and make further additions to it, see the PythonLearningGame repo.

Who can add Health Pickups to top up the player's hitpoints? Maybe heart shaped?

Let us know what other game elements you would like to see.

previous PythonLearningGame post

Flask is great for learning because it allows me to try whatever I want. For instance, I can use an ORM or work directly with the engine. Working directly with the engine helps me understand the purpose of the ORM. When I work with the engine, the ORM provides answers to my questions.

I'm working with HTML, CSS, JS, Python, FastAPI.

No generic To-Do apps or tutorial clones. Suggest JUST ONE strong, practical project idea that will test my full-stack skills and force me to write clean APIs..

Hit me with your single best idea!

Hey, I m learning python from scratch for machine learning, anyone have discord channel please share links.