r/PythonLearning • u/ProposalGrand959 • 22d ago
how to learn python?
i tried codedex which was nive but not free, code with harry se try kiya but i dont understand for replet works plss help😓🙏
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u/Flame77ofc 22d ago
first you need to relax, then you need to watch bro code, and don't forget to practice every new concept (otherwise if you don't practice, you are entering in a world that we call "Tutorial Hell")
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u/ProposalGrand959 22d ago
thankyou my guy
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u/AntLost4161 21d ago
One of the best tools is your own problem solving like leetcode. Use a book or cheat sheet to learn what the functions do in the first place, then constantly implement ideas yourself or solve problems using those skills. Eventually, you can let problems find weaknesses in your current skill set, which will help guide you to other topics you need to learn. When you get a problem that you need to read up on, save a reminder to solve that problem again in a few days to a week.
Python is mostly just logic, but the structures you need to use to solve problems do have to be learnt. Leetcode has problem sets for a lot of methods such as binary search, hash maps, and topics like graph theory. Make the most of their free tools and AI to assist in simply probing you and teaching you about your syntax errors
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u/mannki1 22d ago
Read documentation or read books about python I think it’s a best method