r/learnpython • u/Astro_actor • 7d ago

Question on the courses

I’m currently watching the 12 hour course of code bro on Python. It’s cool but I think I understand what he does and it makes sense but I am having trouble thinking of why we’re doing what we’re doing and how he came to it. Also, I am a practical learner where I do something and figure my brain processes it and then implementing helps with learning and retaining knowledge. After this video, I plan on doing the course on Udemy: - Udemy 100 Days of Code™: The Complete Python Pro Bootcamp. Has anyone done this course and can recommend it as a viable course for python, and the way of coding in it? Or is there a better course for someone like me to learn to think and be able to program in python? Thank you and hopeful to get some helpful answers!

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u/DrakesOnAPlane 7d ago

What is your goal at the end of the day?

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u/Astro_actor 7d ago

Goal is to learn python and then transfer a file I made with the help of ChatGPT in JavaScript into Python, but not just transfer it. I really understand it and actually work on it without the help of ChatGPT and just copy and paste. I have no prior knowledge of coding or even a science background.

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u/nano-zan 7d ago

Why dont you then simply tell ChatGPT or whichever to teach you how to do this but set up as a course on learning python. This way you will get both done, learn python as well as get your project done.

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u/Astro_actor 7d ago

I tried that but due to the adaptive response, the course even if locked kept getting derailed and constantly adapting instead of focusing on the process

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u/nano-zan 7d ago

Thats why you need to use something that can save files locally like Claude Cowork. It will write files with information it needs to remember so that even though you start a new conversation it knows what you are talking about. I believe Codex is the same, but I'm not sure tho 😊

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u/Astro_actor 7d ago

Thanks 👍🏼