I feel struggle to develop
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camicode
•May 1, 2024
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Hi coders, I write again because I started developing in Python and even though I tried to understand...
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Hi coders, I write again because I started developing in Python and even though I tried to understand the language, I still have some difficulties with it. My approach to the study is to read a book or see a tutorial and then copy the code, but I understand how those who wrote the code came to use those constructs or how they came to develop that logic.
I ask if this is the case for someone to learn a language in the best way. Thanks, CamiCode - newbie programmer
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notsag
•May 1, 2024
Hi,
If you have no programming experience, you'll need to learn algorithmic first: the concepts of variables, control structures...
My advice would be to start small and build around this.
You can try to write a program that:
Once you have assimilated the basic concepts you can try some challenge on codewars to train yourself on multiple problems and see solutions from the community to compare to yours.
Afterwars, try making a bigger project to assimilate more complex concepts: a basic CLI game for example, a website (check django or Flask), a bot, crawler or whatever you might find interesting.
You can also check the free course on Udemy: Python for absolute beginners
arminder_singh
•May 1, 2024
Nice course on Udemy for python, I Learns a lot
camicode Author
•May 1, 2024
Hi,
thanks for your advice!
I try Codewars a little bit but It's difficult for me because I don't have logical ability yet and sometimes requirements are incomprehensible.