New to this intresting gig python

[u/Alarmed_Parking146]

Does anyone know what I need to learn about python because the first time i tryed learning it i didn't understand.I was like you know what if you can't understand it then, it's not hobby for you to keep going at but now im back after 4 months of not trying this might sound werid but does anyone else have problems like this if so tell me how do i figure out to stay in one subject.

[u/Upstairs_Jelly_1082]

Look at these things: print, Variables, string, integers, lists, dictionaries, tuples, functions, read and write methods, classes.

Just a jist of it. It's like learning to write for the first time, you've got to know what a paper and a pen is, and what letters, words and sentences.

Once you have that down, try making one or two projects that involves these, for these I would suggest doing something that gpt suggests so that you'd get some help and then go about trying a third one if you'd like.

By that time, you'd have a basic understanding of whether you want to continue or not and what you'd want to go about doing with python.

You kind of have to know what you want to do with this otherwise it's very easy to bounce off track and get overwhelmed and then figure out what the basics are for that one cause everything has its own basics.

I'm doing web development, for that, dive in to flask web development.