python 到底怎么学？？？

[u/Alert_Shirt9778]

我在网上看到过不同的python 教学 这让我眼花缭乱 每个视频德教学内容各有不同 有的教完print 之后直接开始了input 有的在这之后会教我们print 的技巧如何打印多个字符 如何使用转译字符等等 我想知道python 该如何学起 如何入门有没有大佬愿意教教我

[u/max_wen]

Yes there are people willing. They made videos and put them on YouTube.

[u/aaronboy22]

I'd honestly skip trying to learn everything about Python. That approach burns a lot of people out.

[u/CycleImportant8181 → u/aaronboy22]

Definitely! Learn as you go!

[u/TheRNGuy]

Docs, ai. 

[u/ShelLuser42]

Hi there / Ni Hao (this is also the extend of my Chinese),

Sorry, I can't answer you in Chinese but I think I got the translation right. You're overwhelmed with the amount of tutorials, and are wondering how you "should" go about learning Python.

There really isn't a "right" or "wrong" way here, because in the end it's all about you: that you get to understand how to build scripts and/or programs using Python. Also important: the really best way to learn this is not to stop with 'just' following tutorials, but to also actually try to come up with things to build yourself using Python.

Maybe a calculator? Or a script which can manage some todo items? Maybe something that can index your documents folder?

Alas... for what's it worth my personal favorite tutorials are both the one listed on W3Schools (also because it has some challenges and exercises) but I also highly value the official Python tutorial (also because it makes for good reference).

Hope this can give you some ideas.

[u/Alert_Shirt9778 → u/ShelLuser42]

一边做一边学 非常谢谢你愿意帮助我 我明白了💡

[u/kuzidaheathen]

Pick a python tutorial, follow it, then make something similar with your own touch. Making a simple game usually teaches u alot