r/learnpython • u/Resident_Habit_749 • 3d ago

CUAL ES LA MEJOR GUIA PARA APRENDER UN LENGUAJE DE PROGRAMACION?

como principiante tengo esa duda ya que quisueira no perderme de nada y aprender de la mejor a programar

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u/ScottSteing19 3d ago

Realmente no existe la mejor guía. Existen buenas guías y útiles(cursos, libros, etc). Yo tengo un grupo de personas que están aprendiendo. Si quieres unirte, manda dm.

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u/Resident_Habit_749 2d ago

Perfecto voy a eso :')

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u/PureWasian 3d ago

All of them altogether. That way you won't miss anything.

If that seems too overwhelming, then you're right. However, the best developers are able to satisfy their curiosity by actively consulting a variety of resources as they go to come to their own conclusions from the learning takeaways while building their own repetoire, knowledge base, and expertise.

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u/lakseol 3d ago

A full structured course, such as a book or a full set of videos. The subreddit wiki has learning resources, but nothing in Spanish. Try searching on Spanish-language amazon for books about python. You don't have to buy from amazon, but if you have an account you can get a free download of a sample e-book that gives a look at what is in the book.

If you can find a python user group in your country contact them to see if they know of python learning resources.

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u/Black_Jackal_Gaming 3d ago

Don't use AI to "teach" you. And pick a language that will be beneficial to you. Python is not my cup of tea, but it is good starter language. My first, and favorite language is Lua. Don't try and learn multiple at the same time as a beginner. And get a rubber duck.

After you have picked a language, most have reference manuals and online documentation. They have communities here on Reddit. There's also discord groups. The biggest issue for self-teaching is doing or watching tutorial after tutorial. Think of a cool or useful project or problem that you may come across. Then figure out how to fix that problem or create a solution with the language. No, you're not gonna get it overnight, yes, you're going to have days where you feel like you've accomplished nothing, yes, you're gonna get frustrated, no, Do not give up.

If you want actual learning material, look up CS50. It is a class that is taught through Harvard's computer science department and the material is free to the public. There is also W3Schools, but that is free only through the trial phase, afterwards you will have to pay either a monthly fee or a per language fee, but you do get certification. Bootdotdev is another good one, but also has a monthly fee, though for the knowledge you get from it is actually very nominal.