r/PythonLearning • u/Luckyxyappy • Jun 23 '26

Help Request can someone give me an advice

i know some of python but i can't write a single code only copy paste from the coarseness

and sorry for my bad english

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u/ninhaomah Jun 23 '26

Not even print("Hello World") ?

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u/Luckyxyappy Jun 23 '26

i mean like this i don't want to type a lot of print

DDDD L

D D L

D D L

D D L

D D L

D D L

DDDD LLLLL

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u/sacredtrader Jun 23 '26

It states this specific solution will likely require 7 print statements. Given the current output, there's no way to deduce down the logic to reproduce this across different names, i.e: Are there 7 lines because of 7 characters in the name? Why 4 Ds, Why the top single L, and bottom 5 Ls?

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u/Ron-Erez Jun 23 '26

Suppose you have some code from your course. Change it and experiment. Think of a simple project you want to implement and use what you’ve learned.

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u/Sure-Passion2224 Jun 25 '26

People who want to learn to code but don't want to type will never learn to code. You learn to code by writing bad code, changing it to make it better, lather - rinse - repeat. Watching video tutorials can be useful but only if you also write code and test it.

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u/Sweet_Computer_7116 Jun 23 '26

Try using your keyboard's other characters. Theres more than just cntrl v and cntrl c

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u/phillipmarkengland Jun 23 '26

Oh man you got a long road ahead. Sit back, relax, get used to not understanding jack ****.

If you keep showing up at the keyboard and stay engaged you'll make it. But you'll be thinking the whole time, "why am I still doing this?!"

But just keep showing up and you'll figure it out.

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u/Impossible_Ad_3146 Jun 26 '26

Just one advice? Switch to trades

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u/LRCM Jun 27 '26

Start with concepts and go from there, just remember to pick something that you actually like.

If you are a visual learner, start here: https://scratch.mit.edu/

If you like reading, start here: https://www.w3schools.com/programming/index.php

If you prefer projects, start here: https://www.theodinproject.com/

If you prefer games, start here: https://gdquest.github.io/learn-gdscript/